Wǒ Zhēn Bù Shì Xiéshén Zǒugǒu - Ch. 202 - Descendant of the Dragon

[MangaDex]

 

[Dargkkast]

We're going all in the dragon lore, so maybe the person outside is part dragon 🤔.

 

[somesap]

The thick plottens!

 

[jipowap]

I absolutely love the recurring mytheme that humanity and dragons have some hidden kinship. From Cadmus of Mediterranean mythology to the crossbreeds of Dark Souls and its dragon covenant, there is something there. Dragons possess all the beastly traits we lack, and the familiar spark of sophonce.
We are not fallen elves, we are not risen hobbits, we are the distant kin to the rulers of the whole natural realm.

 

[Goldenzeal]

That's some bullshit right there....
Let's hope this all makes sense 5 years down the line >_>

 

[dowiet]

zero startup frames lol

 

[Hiibiki]

We're going all in the dragon lore, so maybe the person outside is part dragon 🤔.

More or less, it's just like the last part of the chapter said, That Tree in Silver Dreamscape is a Dragon Remnant(Corpse) and since MC(Human body) eat the Fruit, he evolved into part of dragon kin.
Later MC(Human Body) will absorb that Tree too and MC will be able to Turn into dragon like Form

 

[ChaosAndBunnies]

Vast and magnificent, huh?

 

[KuroViLolitannia]

Vast and magnificent, huh?

POV against Madara's meteor

 

[sketches]

I am confused, but I am looking forward to being enlightened in future chapters.

 

[SpeedyAussie]

I feel like the chapter ended really suddenly. Were all the panels uploaded? It's fine if they were but it just felt weird with no credit page or annoying cliffhanger.

 

[optiso]

This is where the plot starts moving really, before it was more of a sol.

 

[niktznikond]

We are the people of the great dragon
Dragon shrimp, longan fruit, and dragon spirit
All of us are descendants of the mighty dragon
Live long people of our motherland

We are the people of the great dragon
Always proud of our long long roots
https://lyricstranslate.com/en/namewee-long-de-chuanren-english

 

[Dargkkast]

I absolutely love the recurring mytheme that humanity and dragons have some hidden kinship. From Cadmus of Mediterranean mythology to the crossbreeds of Dark Souls and its dragon covenant, there is something there. Dragons possess all the beastly traits we lack, and the familiar spark of sophonce.
We are not fallen elves, we are not risen hobbits, we are the distant kin to the rulers of the whole natural realm.

That's neither a recurring theme nor it shows that they share hidden kinship. The one with Cadmus is just a specific group of people. What you see in mythology is that all beings can basically crossbreed with any others. "dragons possess all the beastly traits we lack" makes no sense as well. What dragons are you talking about? Dragons are presented in many ways, as mindless beasts, evil creatures, great lords of the land, greedy creatures of forbidden power,... They seem to possess many things we have in spades. Same with fallen elves. And hobbits. Dragons are just used more as creatures of power (for obvious reasons) which at many points makes them represent either a government (or just the head of state, like the Chinese emperors) or some unsurmountable challenge (like famine or war). But there's nothing else beyond that you can tie dragons with, apart from being reptiles (well, or being just part reptiles, depending on the mythos).