My Wife Is a Dragon

It has novel content, original plot, and deep descriptions of characters. It feels like several types of novels are blended together. When the male and female protagonists get along together, it feels a bit like a campus youth type. When watching fighting and treating people, it feels a bit like an urban fantasy type. Each character has many different sides. I like the description of Ye Liuyun very much. Although he is a troublesome middle-aged uncle, he is not a good person, right? But the character creation was really successful. I feel like I have a picture of this person in my mind. The plot is quite coherent, but there is one disadvantage. The novel seems too dense and scattered. The density lies in the narrative and the content is scattered. The author could look at Guo Jingming's career. The narrative style there is very good, and the characters are clearer. But as for Seven Cats, the author's book is quite good, and the author is relatively humorous and approachable. I like it very much.

Originally good novels, the language is becoming more and more loose. The ancient mystical books, something that everyone wants, are just taught to the younger brothers. You can still win fights all the time, and the people you meet are all good people. Those masters of the Hidden Sect kill whenever they want, and they have never suffered a loss. Are all those people Ruozhi? Have you lived in vain for so many years? Writing style. . . Hope to keep up the good work.

The characters are delicately portrayed, the relationship network is clear and clear, the plot has ups and downs, and the previous and subsequent chapters complement each other. It is a good book worth recommending.

I have read Chapter 400 or 500 so far. The male protagonist returns to Earth and takes in a disciple. It's still okay up to Chapter 400. The daily interactions between the male protagonist and the female protagonist are quite interesting. However, there are still shortcomings, and the description of the fighting scenes is not enough. After the female protagonist disappeared for the second time, the male protagonist began various confusing behaviors, constantly opening dungeons, apprenticeships, practicing, treasure hunting, and having sex with others. After it was over, I still thought, I only have dragons in my heart. Then you should reject her! Also, after the male protagonist met Bai, he asked her to help find the dragon. Then, Bai actually found the dragon just by looking for it. Do you know why? Because there are witnesses who have been following the dragon and know where the dragon has gone! The male protagonist who co-wrote it has really forgotten everything. It's not like you haven't seen how big your wife is after she transforms into a dragon. Why don't you find witnesses? Now, the hero went to the universe and came back to find that the dragon was missing again. Hey, don't worry, let's take on a disciple first. I finally understood that the author just wanted the male protagonist to have an affair with the female counterpart, and let the dragon be the cup. In the harem, the single heroine has to earn money from both sides.

Is it because of all the good reviews? A few points to complain about: The protagonist is just a bad guy. He kills people, destroys people and destroys families at every turn. When others come to kill him, he just "leave a thin line". The whole process is about pretending to be slapped in the face. The villain appears with his nostrils in the sky, and then gets slapped in the face by the protagonist, and then another one slaps him in the face again. The Chinese aristocratic families are all bullies who use their power to bully others, collude with officials and businessmen, bully men and dominate women, and care about human life, without even showing off. Is our country so unsightly? The protagonist's wealth is all based on robbery and extortion. This book's three-dimensional view is really real. Other books also mention getting paid for saving people or over-controlling businesses, but this one is all about getting rich through robbery, extermination, kidnapping, and extortion. The protagonist has become an immortal and still sells pork with billions in hand? What kind of imagination is this?

The front looks pretty good, but the middle and back are a bit messy. Personally, I think it's just average.

When can the author Ao Qianer and the protagonist get married?

I particularly appreciate the decisiveness of the male protagonist and the female protagonist in killing each other. They are not saintly women, not pretentious, and not frivolous. Like, like, like

Very good subject matter, but the author's writing skills are not good enough.

I have read more than 200 pictures. A brief introduction is that he is a rookie who wanders around, makes enemies everywhere, and then becomes immortal in various ways. You think it is strange or not? There is also a cultivator who is tortured in various ways by martial arts practitioners. Mainly because I was saying that those who practice immortality are better than those who practice martial arts, while being abused hahahahahahahahahahaha