Everyone's Job Change: as a Dragon Master, I Can Kill Gods!

This book is really good. Although I have only read more than 500 chapters so far, this book can be said to be the most enjoyable novel I have read among all game novels. Invincible and a little bit of comedy make this book more interesting. At the same time, all the protagonist's beasts are female dragons (after transformation... So I guess there is no female protagonist in this book). Each dragon has its own unique character and has its own name. It's not a waste of names (at least it's much better than mine). Because there are too few updates, I plan to wait until the end to read it. I hope the author can write this novel well. At the same time, I shamelessly ask the author if he can update it soon😁

Spending so much energy on this useless girl, the heroine is not the heroine, spending so many chapters, decisively persuaded her to quit in 10 chapters. The protagonist's character is garbage. The data is messy. You have eaten so many bonus attribute points. You take the dragon bonus talent. The main character's name is spelled wrong. Boring.

The one in front is Su Rou, so I won't say anything more. From her perspective, it's indeed normal. Later you typed the protagonist's name wrong, so I just tolerated it. After that, it was said that there were three tops in the front, and then it became five tops in the back. It is really difficult for me to accept your front-to-back setting. But I hope it can be corrected.

The plot is confusing and inconsistent

After reading a hundred chapters, I just can't stand it anymore. I can only say that the writing is okay, but the plot is too cliche. There are plots everywhere that are deliberately pretentious and slap in the face, and the creation is too deliberate. The dragon just didn't say anything about the contract, and just pretended to be weak. The students of this prestigious university, which is almost the best in the country, are like a bunch of ruffians, mocking and forcibly demoralizing them at every turn. No matter what strength the protagonist shows or what achievements he has, he just doesn't believe it and still questions the school's shady secrets. The system is broken and it's really unreasonable. The protagonist just pretended to be cold and cool, and even had the nerve to blame others for not standing up to speak for him. The thing about the two dragons has been exposed a long time ago. I have to hide it from the college entrance examination and hide it from the freshman year. After hiding it from the freshman year, I start to hide it from the sophomore and junior year? How can someone from the same university still play like this? I just had to write a pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot, otherwise I couldn't write it. Later, he will definitely slap the senior class in the face again, then slap other universities in the face, then slap the whole country in the face, and then slap the whole world in the face. I feel offended when I see this. All I can say is

The word count is too small, a small thing is a lot of verbosity, and things that have already been explained are always repeated. The writing is poor, the cultural level is not high, and the skill names, character dialogue, and language modifications are all stiff and awkward. The villain is clever, the data is confusing, and there are typos. To say it is written in vernacular is an understatement.

It can be seen that the author is very serious about writing the book, especially the naming of the dragon pet, which is even more brilliant. The description of the battle is very delicate, paying attention to details, and has a lot of imagination. Many unexpected battles and clearance methods are eye-opening. It is a great book!

Very beautiful, very exciting, I like it very much

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Except for the slight drop in combat power, everything else is fine.