Twin White Dragon Princesses

To be honest, I only came across this novel a few weeks ago. Initially, I clicked on it out of curiosity and because of the cover. Although the first few chapters had some flaws, after reading a dozen or so, I discovered how vibrant the book is. I found myself laughing out loud in every chapter or scene, like the "Battle of the Gods" (or "The Madman"), which felt like a carrot dangling from a pole, making me eagerly anticipate what would happen next. This book has the potential to be very large, and its structure is well-developed. It seems the main world-building will take place after the great war, using the Beast God (and presumably one of only two gods...)

Honestly, if you're watching this with the mindset that "Earth's technology is the best in the world, and all otherworldly magic is trash," I suggest you don't watch it. If you only look at it now, you'll really think my logic is nonsensical. I haven't even finished writing the world view yet, and you're already talking to me about logic. I can't do anything about that. There will definitely be some logical inconsistencies in my book, but it's definitely not some kind of ingenious logic like "a tank can't fit into a hole with a diameter of 2 meters."

After watching the beginning, I really felt... Was the protagonist being forcibly made stupid?

I got my certificate! Yay!

Now I finally understand why I stopped reading after only a little bit. The first three chapters were too toxic. The protagonist was arrogant and unwilling to go to the shelter. A powerless person overestimated their abilities and wanted to help those with superpowers. Even his agreement with the warrior was only because he knew his sister wasn't in the shelter. I hope this can be changed.

The beginning was normal, but by the middle, the main character was about to get into trouble. Although it's not a tragic anime, the protagonist's actions were heartbreaking. This might be a case of wishful thinking. The protagonist is willing to donate his body for someone who shouldn't even exist (not even human). He thinks being an ordinary person is better, but did he consider the consequences? It means he has no blood relation to his parents or other elders—in short, they're not blood relatives. Won't his parents end up with Xiao Yi? His parents have said they'll respect his decision, or perhaps resurrect their god (since the soul is replaced, the bloodline remains; frankly, they only care about their own bloodline...).

I seem to be quite free until the end of the month. If I'm going to add more chapters, I'll set it at one chapter for every 50 votes, with no upper limit. In other words, we are still missing one more bonus chapter for monthly votes, which is 4 out of 5 chapters a day. We will make up for it in the next three days. Well, I won't give you a tip. That's all.

What's going on in the comments section? Why are so many people talking about angst? I only read it because I saw a funny post in my bookmarks.

It's been running for so long, and it's already finished?

Could Theina and the Necromancer have a symbiotic relationship?