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Zhang Xing traverses into a different world and discovers a Divine Dragon Island in his mind. He embarks on a journey to raise various types of dragons on the island. Black Dragons, Gold Dragons, Red Dragons, Blue Dragons, Green Dragons, White Dragons, Magic Dragons, Crystal Dragons... These dragons possess attributes that he also possesses. Breathing fire and casting basic magic arrows are just the most fundamental skills. The ultimate magic spell of the dragons can be unleashed with a simple breath, without the need for an incantation. Witness Zhang Xing leading a group of dragons to single-handedly challenge the entire exotic continent, where showing off has no limits!
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It's... decent. My issue with this one, I guess, is that things are too easy for the MC. On chapter two, the system directly promotes him to an intermediate warrior as a reward for doing the tutorial, meaning he's "strong enough to kill a tiger with a single punch". Outlook seems boring and devoid of conflict.
Just finished reading and enjoying this world the author has made for us. While I am not usually one to do reviews I do feel this book is quite enjoyable. The beginning is a bit.....rough. but overall I feel the quality of this work will improve overtime. Keep up the good work author san
Look at the novel "Breeding Dragons from Today" and tell me this doesn't look like a copy. A copy of course from someone who has more fingers than brain cells. There are ways to introduce a system and having the main character not understand anything and need to ask dumb questions to be spoon fed answers isn't it. The main character doesn't do anything and the system literally just turns him into an intermediate warrior and apprentice mage for clicking a few buttons. Don't expect any real logic to progression or character actions. Maybe if the dragons were actual dragons and not just children with scales this might have been a 2 star. But the important part of the novel, the dragons, are just humans that argue and ignore the MC.