Ten chariots and six dragons

As a golden dragon raised by a human family from a young age, Noah has no particular hobbies except for cultivating kings.
Though some ignorant scholars misunderstand him, labeling him as a mentor of king slayers and trampler of royal authority, over the millennia, there are also wise men who praise him as the imperial dragon and holy dragon.
Moreover, the vast empire's many races regard him as the pioneer of the golden age, an immortal radiance of the empire, eagerly desiring his regency and control over the empire's authority.

Golden Dragon: Six Thousand Years of Empire

After calculating his assets, Noah dismissed the idea of inviting the Ancient Dragon for tea, because it wasn't just a one-time issue; the Augustus family needed a legend who could stay long-term, relying on outside forces was simply unreliable.


He could spend money to invite the Ancient Dragon once or twice, but hiring him long-term would be a different price altogether. Even if Noah were more extravagant, he couldn't withstand such consumption.


It's not just a matter of cost-effectiveness; the foundation of a force shouldn't rely on external power. In the short term, it's fine, but over time, it's hard to say who they would ultimately listen to.


You see, young and middle-aged Golden Dragons might still be curious about everything in the world and travel extensively, but once they age and lose that curiosity, they will focus on developing their own power.


Chapter 145 Sun Governor