Flood Dragon, True Dragon, Yinglong

Yinglong was a winged dragon in ancient China mythology. Horned dragons had horns in ancient myths. In books such as Huainanzi and Shan Hai Jing, it was known that "Bi" was a double-horned dragon. Legend has it that a flood dragon was a creature unique to the land of China. It was relatively small and lacked dragon horns, but it was the creature closest to a dragon in the human world. Legend had it that a flood dragon would only appear in stormy days, because only then could it transform from a flood dragon into a dragon. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In China mythology, other than flood dragons and winged dragons, there were also flying dragons, ancestral dragons, green dragons, horned dragons, candle dragons, coiled dragons, horned dragons, and so on. Among them, flying dragons gave birth to phoenixes; ancient dragons gave birth to black turtles; green dragons were true dragons in Taoism, the supreme dragon of the dragon race; horned dragons were small dragons with horns and no beard, and were legendary auspicious beasts; candle dragons had human faces and dragon bodies, with candles in their mouths. When they opened their eyes, it was day, and when they closed their eyes, it was night; Coiled dragons had their characteristics recorded in ancient books; Horned dragons had two versions. One was one of the origins of dragons, which could prevent fire, and the other was the second son of dragons. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!