Reincarnated as a Dragon
转生龙种
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 424k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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196Chapters
1.5MClicks
8.4kFavorites
8.1Score
1.8kLikes
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Spoiler alert! It has a terrible ending. The ending is something like the whole thing was just the protagonist's dream.
We accept the lack of monthly votes, and the writing isn't great, but please don't lose your favorites!
Honestly, I don't know why such a terrible piece of writing could get signed and recommended.
Gender awareness and personality shift too quickly
The pacing could be slowed down a bit, and the character development could be more gradual. This would allow for additional plot developments, or perhaps a plot twist. In short, I hope the author writes even better, and I eagerly await your next reincarnation story. I'll definitely be following it, since there are so few reincarnation novels these days, it's almost unbearable to read. (5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555)
Seriously, this is awful. Xiaolong's personality is really awkward. If he's going to be cute and cuddly, he should be cute and cuddly; if he's going to be domineering, he should be domineering. Don't write him like he has a split personality.
By the way, I'm kind of interested in watching a story about a girl turning into a cute girl and getting married. Any recommendations?
Lily. Negative review.
I just want to ask how much the author actually knows about dragons? They weren't arrogant when they should have been, they didn't act like dragons at all. Also, dragons can't take human form, okay? Because they completely look down on humans. Overall, it's alright.
I thought it was a reverse marriage...
It's alright, there's a lot of room for improvement, keep it up!
If the protagonist is getting married, I feel it's best to cancel the contract. After all, if the protagonist is a spirit, even an equal contract can feel restrictive and limiting, especially since the master doesn't have much influence. It can feel like the contract might affect or limit the protagonist's future development, which can be uncomfortable. Overall, though, the author's writing is good and there's a lot of room for growth. Keep it up! I hope the author will consider my suggestion.