Review Detail of AzureDragonLord in The Legend of Futian

Both Collingwood dragon and AGM has their own goods,while CD is a good read and make u wrap in it's world,AGM realistic approach is refreshing,considering other long novels like MGA,TGD,ATG,ISSTH

I agree

Another 5yr old keyboard warrior. Kids these days

DE is godly!! Desolate Era for life!!! So sad when it ended

Feeling pride saying that eh

Many people say AGM is bad,just becoz pmg is bad novel doesn't mean AGM written by same authour can be bad as well,most of them didn't even read it and just comment after reading first 100-200 chapters,yeah AGM is not good like other classis,and it can be pessimistic,but it has a touch of realism,where other novels mainly focus on *face*,AGM at least focus on *interest*,I have nothing else to say,AGM was a good turnover from other cliche novels,at least for me! *Forvige its my personal opinion,as other might not have my way of thinking and liking.ty

Both are good..and has their own merits..but fellow daoist imo i would not rank Cpiling dragon and Agm on the same level.. CD is one of the best ever(imo). I would suggest you read Stellar transformation.. also BTTH, ISSTH,Breakers,Martial World,True Martial World, World of cultivation, Emperors Domination(face slapping) and also some more novels here on Qd like OWEM etc..

thanks for the information Daoist Frozen Flame, I would be sure to check these out. I've been looking for good novels to try out recently even since I caught up with commanding wind and cloud.

Sure thing fwllow Daoist ;)

It's proud btw kiddo

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Did the translation finish for DE?

yes, I cried when it ended

I stopped reading DE when he revived his parents. I mean can't he just let go of the dead?? Especially when he can't let go of his wife. People there never really die, its like dragon balls

Collingwood dragon? What's that?

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lol, I didn't even notice that XD This is when I realized how it f***ing sucks to be dyslexic. Was about to give you a recommendation about CD.

Lel, happens to me too, sometimes (not dyslexic tho, I don't even know what it is).

dys·lex·i·a dəsˈleksēə a general term for disorders that involve difficulty in learning to read or interpret words, letters, and other symbols, but that do not affect general intelligence.

Oh, I've heard of it before, but this' the first time I actually learned the meaning. :) Thank you!