There's a Dragon Inside Me

Let me start my evaluation from the beginning, as it would be more respectful and polite: I. The overall setting of the story: Novel! Impeccable! I could think of a system, a powerful background, and even a deeper level of martial arts, but I really didn't expect that a closed loop of acquiring strength could be formed through "a well" and "a dragon." The author's setting deserves a high score.

The subject matter is novel, and the content structure is good, better than other similar works like "The System" or "Grandpa." However, the protagonist is rather weak and lacks common sense. He's betrayed, nearly killed, and shows no resentment.

It's quite good; unlike other games with cheat-like abilities, this protagonist is basically self-reliant.

It's really good-looking.

These positive reviews are probably fake; how can something like this even rank? It's getting worse and worse. The author must be a bachelor to be so obsessed with women. I think changing their name to "Has a Simp's Blood in His Vegetarian Body" would be much better.

Wang Bawen deserves to be cheated on. The author is definitely like the protagonist; like protagonist, like author.

The protagonist is too cowardly, and the "power fantasy" story wasn't very satisfying. The title should be changed to "There's a Simp Inside Me."

Putting aside the typos, the protagonist is too cowardly, and the character's personality isn't well-developed. Shouldn't dragons be arrogant? This thing is too cowardly in front of that woman surnamed Lin; it's not entertaining.

Good

I can't distinguish combat strength in what I wrote myself.