The Blue Mage Raised by Dragons

Blue mages learn skills from beasts. This is the story of one fortunate enough to be taken in by... Read more Blue mages learn skills from beasts. This is the story of one fortunate enough to be taken in by dragons. What should one expect from a child that is raised by and is absolutely convinced that he is a dragon? Collapse Magic, Multiple POV, Strong to Stronger, Dense Protagonist, Naive Protagonist, Character Growth, World Travel, Male Protagonist Alright, I read the synopsis for this and can't help but laugh. In my mind, a couple of dragons probably got together to play a prank on the human child and convinced him he was a dragon and now he doesn't believe that he isn't one one. Good, but many problems, mainly cutting the climaxThe story is quite interesting and fun, the comedy is also good in 70% of cases, but it has many negative points that I will mention below, but I still recommend reading it.Negative points: (read up to book 4)1- the worst and the author skips the climax. he constantly skips climax scenes whether important fights, or explanatory conversations, forSpoilerexample1: (the struggle of all dragons against the blood giant in book 3) example2:the struggle of the people of the American continent against the Holy Roman Empire in the last chapters of book 4)example3: (what was the plan of the rabbit against Vur in book 4) the author stalls.example4: (The final fight inside Vur's soul against the cows in book 3)many unnecessary chapters for when it comes to the climax to cut the fights or conversations.2- All the secondary characters are very good, but the best scenes are when they are together, but the author loves to separate everyone, and make many boring and convoluted chapters with the characters separated and forgets the protagonist aside and leaving the story boring, because it keeps rolling, and when he arrives at the expected parts he skips the climax as I said.3- The comedy is very good most of the time, but there are times when the author exaggerates making the mc seem retarded to excess, it's okay for the MC to be lazy and a bit silly, and funny, but many times the author goes over the limit making the pc look like mentally retarded garbage, it's not funny.4- The power levels are a mess the author says there are levels several times but it never says the levels of the MC or other important characters.But it's okay not to be LitRPG, but even the forces are confused mainly in book 1, an example is that in the beginning the dragon had her egg stolen so she adopted the mc, but why she didn't invade the humans he is weak garbage near her, it doesn't make sense.The author even puts the dragons saying that humans can kill dragons if they give it their all, but that is totally bullshit, shortly after that the dragons find the demon king and he dies of fear, when the black dragon was in the human kingdom the king and the pope were scared to death of him, and when mc wasn't even that strong yet he invaded the human kingdom beat the king took the kingdom for him and nobody did anything.The mc eats even the spirits of the gods of humans, and mc's grandfather who is said to be the strongest dragon and was injured by a human with a super powerful spirit in the body, it also makes no sense, this spirit was captured by the dark elf and mc ate.Summary in book 1 the dragons are super nerfed, so after book two they really look like powerful dragons.But even so it seems confusing the powers have nothing to determine who is stronger.one hour the mc easily defeats the matriarch of the sacred dragons but then her mother says that she is stronger than the mc, and the matriarch is much stronger than her.Sorry for any spelling mistakes I used google translator Spoiler. f#ck, it doesn't make sense for him to be an ice dragon just because his mother is.his dragon soul was golden and then the mutation turned black, but he turns into an ice dragon, and stupid Spoilerat first it makes it seem like dragons are weak.his egg was stolen but he didn't even dare to invade the kingdom to get it back.later it is said that if the kingdom wants to fight with all its might they could kill the dragons.but that turns out to be nonsense, as soon as a dragon appears, everyone trembles with fear.mc hit the king took the kingdom and no one had the strength to fight against.even the gods are afraid of him.now it is said that the dragon destroyed an entire continent single-handedly.the beginning of the story doesn't even make sense Bro..... Naive and Dense Tags are both here, im running. I dont care about anything else even if others say the comedy is good and all. From what I can deduct from the title,it sounds like natsu but blue What you should know about this book before going in. The author is talented and knows how to write, you can especially see this in the very few parts of the book where s/he goes hard.This book is the sugar version of comedy, sugar tastes nice, until you eat nothing but sugar. This may be fancy sugar so you can take a few spoonfuls until you can't, but I suggest you pace yourself and only read a few chapters a day. what chapter did you read?Why do you say it's too sugary but I'm on chapter 44 and it seems to be getting dark.demon king torturing his own race, possible fairy queen too.and the author himself put a note that will make the story darkernot that it bothers me too much, I even like mc villains who go out doing bad things.but it made me want to read a comedy and that's why I'm here.and I didn't want to read something dramatic I said "This book is the sugar version of comedy, sugar tastes nice, until you eat nothing but sugar." Basically the comedy can be too 1 dimensional, like eating nothing but sugar. thought you were talking about too many cute scenes or sweet romance.can you answer me one more thing please?Is his romance with the demon princess over?I just got to time skip and she said she doesn't like him that much anymore or something.Is there a love triangle with the human prince?it always shows the human prince and gives me a vibe that there's going to be a love triangle in it.I hate it, if you have it I'll drop it, can you tell me if there's something like that? Sorry but I haven't read that far yet, since it's too "sweet" for me (1 dimension then tons and tons of joke per page) I tend to read only a little of it then move on to another series before I come back and read a bit again. The comedy in this novel is one of the best I've ever read 😂.The Undead is my favorite, oh and Grimy Dragon too, he's moody 😂Other novel with best comedy : [Is that wisp], [Death... and me], and lastly [This curse is awesome] (this novel is simply comedy masterpiece) I only started reading this thanks to your comment, So Thank youYou made my weekPS : The Undeads are 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Im bored It's okay. I've read around 60 chapters, and while the comedy is pretty good, you'll feel rather disappointed by the breakneck pace, the lack of exploration of the characters, and how so many things aren't just explained. A lot of the stuff does make sense, sure- but only because I've read stuff like this before. A new reader won't get it, and there's no in-book explanation for a lot of things. And after about chapter 50, things start getting really confusing. I'm not sure if it's the writing style or the pace, but the way everything is written makes it feel like I'm reading a sparknotes version of a novel rather than an actual novel.Skellies still MVP tho. Роман уровня японского мангаки, херня полная