Plutonium Dragon Field

The introduction and content of the first hundred or so chapters are pretty good, but the writing is a bit immature. After Chapter 200, I was completely lost. The logic, world view, and characterization of the protagonist all fell apart. You can take a look if you are free and it hurts. Once you see that you have left the main world, you can almost leave.

I can only say that if you have read the dragon novel, don't read this book. If you haven't read it, you still have many choices. The reason I gave it a good read is because this is the first dragon novel I have read. However, I have only seen this one about the plutonium dragon. I remember that Seven Cats seems to have another book about the rainbow dragon, Mastering the Dragon of Time, Titan and the Son of the Dragon, which is quite interesting.

The idea is okay, but the writing is not very good. It's either about playing cards or not. Not many people actually learn and grow through fighting.

I feel like I wrote well in the front, but not in the back.

After seeing that the main character no longer has a human perspective, he is indeed written with the same character as an animal. It is very real.

The female dragon in heat is so annoying,

Now it's a bit, how should I say? But this time it's just a cool read.

I'm speechless, it's a trap again, the pig's horns are worried. Pig horns also need to be explained, Chapter 69, dogs attached to humans, not dragons

The first part is pretty good, but the second part is a bit boring.

The front is okay, but the back is not. It's super ugly.