Lucky blood and harvest year

The Titans, nearly divine creatures born alongside the most ancient of deities.
The dragons, formidable predators at the pinnacle of countless worlds' food chains.
Mureya, inheritor of the Titan and Golden Dragon lineage, sits upon the Throne.
The red dragons, blue dragons, green dragons... green bronze dragons, red copper dragons, yellow bronze dragons... amethyst dragons, crystal dragons, jade dragons, numerous giant dragons prostrate beneath the throne.
Cloud Giants, Mist Giants, Stone Giants, Frost Giants... Storm Giants, Mountain Giants, Tidal Giants... countless Giants kneel before the Throne.
The power of the ruler is not merely for slaughter and conquest!
PS: One of the protagonist's parents is a Lawful Good Golden Dragon, the other a Lawful Neutral Titan. Thus, the protagonist will be an entity that abhors all forms of evil and despises any semblance of chaos.
PS: Inevitably, there are some dark aspects within this book. If you find them distasteful, esteemed readers, please refrain from hastily writing a review. 

King of Titans and Dragons

In a situation where the total amount of resources remained unchanged, the yearly increase in the number of creatures brought about immense troubles for the deities managing the world.


Due to the shortage of resources, famine, rioting, and even war were prone to erupt.


If it were during the period when deities coexisted, such matters would not become a problem that troubled the gods.


With any flimsy excuse for war between the gods, they could easily deplete the excess number of creatures. However, the prospect of the gods having to wage war to reduce an excessive creature population had never occurred in history.


The main reason for the concern over the number of creatures was that times had changed. The beings that dominated everything did not allow the gods to deplete surplus creature populations through the means of war.


Chapter 1429: Void Colonization Colonial Fleet