I, The Dragon Overlord

Asvice from soe who dropped this.

Go in with the mentality that the protagonist is your typical brainless, inflated ego DRAGON

And not smart or average human.

It helps.

Anyways, mc is a dragon ANIMAL with some human intelligence because of how degenerate and dumb he js

Couldn't have described it better. His IQ is slowly decreasing and so is mine while reading

Mc have tbe brain of an 8th grader.

I hope there's a sequel, the ending part can be continued, please writer please.

There's potential, but the supposed intelligent life form assisting the protagonist appears to have a self-serving agenda. Constantly teleporting him to unpredictable, unsafe locations and strategically placing the portal in the spotlight while he's vulnerable reveals a lack of foresight. The character's intelligence seems capped by the author's imagination, and judging from the inconsistencies – like the protagonist's weakened state compared to otherworldly adventurers and the limited power of the dragon overlord's divinity – it's clear that the narrative is riddled with contradictions. I've lost interest.

Despite numerous complaints about the main character's persona, I believe that upon deeper reflection, the portrayal is fitting for his actions. It's essential to form your own opinion by reading it, as opinions may vary based on personal preferences. From my perspective, the story is decent with significant potential. Therefore, I would argue that it is good, if not exceptional.

The narrative is exceptional; the author displays a profound understanding or extensive research in various mythologies and legends, particularly in the realms of Cthulhu and Chinese folklore. The storytelling, with its seamless shifts between multiple perspectives, maintains a suitable balance, preventing the protagonist's voice from getting lost amidst lengthy side-character arcs. Although the pace of world-building might be considered gradual, it's necessary to set the stage for the主角's abilities. The translation is commendable, and the consistent daily updates cater to my preferences. I wholeheartedly recommend this story.

To be honest, I really enjoyed the themes of this novel. However, upon completion, I felt that many of its potential was left unexplored, which somewhat dampened the finale – it didn't quite live up to my expectations. I had hoped for a sequel, but it seems unlikely at this point. Overall, it was an entertaining read. Just a word of caution: the story contains elements of *extreme content* and possibly bestiality, though I won't go into details to avoid spoilers. Please proceed with that in mind.

Before diving into a discussion of the novel's excellence, I must emphasize an essential factor. Regardless of a story's quality, the translation can significantly impact your reading experience. And trust me, this translation is top-notch. As for whether the book is good or not, my rating speaks volumes, but I strongly recommend you form your own opinion. Therefore, my suggestion is simple: give it a read!

This is my first-time reviewing, so please forgive any errors in my writing. Here are my thoughts:

1. The story has potential; while it's too early to judge its overall quality, the beginning is strong and the concept intriguing.
2. Characters: As of now, it's difficult to comment on character development; more time is needed to form an opinion (too early to tell).
3. World-building: The preliminary chapters indicate a substantial world-building effort; it appears to be better than most, but not at a divine level.
4. Translation: Given that it's a hosted novel, the grammar is likely to be well-done, with minimal mistakes – based on my previous experience with such novels.

In summary, that's what I can currently assess. I recommend giving it a try since it's only 10 chapters long.

Enjoy your read! 😊

This book is adequate for killing time, but it might not appeal to avid readers. If you're seeking entertainment during a lull and looking to fill a leisurely moment, it serves its purpose well. Treat it with the same affectionate engagement you give to all your books past, present, and future.

So far, the novels have been enjoyable, but there were a few parts that proved challenging to read. Specifically, the chapters about returning to Earth were quite difficult for me (I skipped over many of them) and there were instances where excessive focus on China #1 and Western culture felt disrespectful or inappropriate.