Invisible Dragon

My Thoughts on Invisible Dragon

"Invisible Dragon"...where do I even begin? This web novel is an experience, to say the least. It's the kind of story that leaves you scratching your head, wondering if you've just witnessed a stroke of genius or utter madness. Honestly, it might be both.

First Impressions

My first impression was definitely confusion. Diving into the initial chapters, I was immediately struck by the...unique writing style. Grammar seems to take a backseat, and the plot, well, it's certainly something. It feels like a parody, almost a deliberate attempt to subvert the typical tropes of the action fantasy genre. I wasn't sure if I should laugh, cry, or just stare blankly at the screen.

What Works Well

Despite the initial shock, I found myself strangely drawn in. There's a certain charm to the chaos. The characters, while unconventional, are surprisingly engaging. Colbob, in particular, stood out as a compelling figure. Even with the unconventional writing, the dialogue is surprisingly frank and the characters are consistent. The story, despite its flaws, is character-driven. I will admit the story kept me hooked. The battles, though not overly descriptive, were exciting. There is no plot armor for the main character, which creates a sense of realism. I can't help but appreciate the sheer audacity of it all.

Areas of Concern

Let's be real, the writing is not for everyone. If you're a stickler for perfect grammar and a tightly woven plot, you might want to steer clear. Some readers may find the lack of traditional structure jarring. Also, I think the world-building could have been more fleshed out. It's more of a backdrop than an integral part of the story.

Final Verdict

"Invisible Dragon" is definitely not your average web novel. It's a bizarre, chaotic, and strangely compelling experience. Is it a masterpiece? Maybe. Is it terrible? Also, maybe. But it's definitely unforgettable. If you're looking for something completely different, something that will challenge your expectations and possibly make you question your sanity, then give "Invisible Dragon" a try. Just be prepared for a wild ride.