Back to Field: I Was a Dragon Egg, but Little O Carried Me into the Mushroom House

Oh, I don't want to say it, I don't even want to look at it

Does anyone know who Xiao Qi is?

I don't know when I watched it, but overall it was actually very good, but the ending was a bit disappointing.

It's okay. This is the best book I read when I was short of books.

The dragon is written like a licking dog. It's both obscene and boring. I've seen a similar one before that was much better than this one. I also added Awakeners later. Is it intended to give the enemy abilities...

Author, if you want to write about dragons, you have to develop the plot around dragons, but what's the matter with you always developing the plot around the life you long for? Does the life you yearn for give you money? Or is he your biological father? If you want to write about dragon, just write about dragon. Then why do you write about variety shows? If you want to write a variety show, just write a variety show. Variety shows are not like variety shows. Writing about dragons is not like writing about dragons. They don't look alike

After hatching, they were stewed and eaten by others.

It feels good. There are no messy things to cause trouble. Raising a dragon should look like raising a dragon.

I suggest that you don't take it too seriously when reading this book. It's a bit awkward. I also read the first dozen chapters and then read the table of contents. There is no need to complain. If I make a mistake in a comment, just point it out. I'm afraid of online violence. (Personally, if you don't like what I said, don't criticize. Everyone has their own hobbies, just scroll through and read other comments.)

The author should first understand how many claws the Five-clawed Golden Dragon has before writing a novel. It is really awesome to write a novel without understanding it.