Start with the Dragon Clan and Penetrate the World

This book is currently considered a Dragon Clan fanfic, so I will also review it based on the Dragon Clan. I have been following the Dragon Clan series since Long Yi, which was only around 2010, and I have been a fan for more than ten years now. But I don't read much fan fiction, because I'm very picky about restoration. Poor writing, distortion of the original characters, and the indiscriminate use of all kinds of fancy abilities are very uncomfortable for me. And the author 🐘 handles it very well in this book: The first is the character creation. 🐘Although an original protagonist Lu Chen is airborne, Lu Chen is very compatible with the original work in all aspects. The core theme of Jiangnan's creation of dragon characters is "there is a dead child in everyone's heart", so in his heart, the pale Lu Mingfei is a dead child sitting alone on the rooftop looking at the night scene, the paralyzed Chu Zihang is a dead child chasing his father's back in the rainstorm, and the proud Caesar is a dead child roaring angrily at his mother's desolate situation. All kinds of characters in Dragon Clan actually have a wound in their hearts, and it is this wound that makes them alive and three-dimensional. What about Lu Chen? Although Lu Chen has the glamorous appearance of an Eastern Martial God and an S-level student in the academy, he is full of sadness. He was injected with secret medicine and tortured to death at an early age. He fought on the battlefield and fought to the death at the age of ten and was turned into a war weapon. His comrades died and he fought alone and looked back on the endless desolation. He defended his family and country, but was eventually betrayed by the country and became a prisoner. He was used as a monster for research and sliced ​​up to escape to heaven but had no place to live. Lu Chen's domineering appearance actually hides endless desolation and memories. His process of moving forward in the world of dragons is also his journey of unblocking his heart and walking away from the past. This kind of characterization that reflects the inside and outside fits the dragon clan very well. Although 🐘's characterization skills are not perfect, it is much better than many naive and frivolous YY fans who play games with the world with their golden fingers. Then there is the emotional relationship, 🐘Currently I am committed to the female lead Eri Yidan. 🐘Many causes and consequences have been painstakingly arranged to gradually bring Lu Chen and Hui Li closer to each other, allowing the two lonely little monsters to gradually accept each other. Although it reproduces many classic lines and scenes of the original work in a somewhat rigid manner, it also successfully retains the original flavor of the work. Eriyi is very cute and cute, but at the same time, she doesn't look like a cheating girl who just cheated her. Lu Chen is the same type of wooden male god as Chu Zihang. He has endless bees and butterflies, but they are all white and blind. He is not flirtatious at all. He is only cautious and doting like a strict wife when facing Eri Yi. As for the other characters, they also maintain the positioning of the original work and interact appropriately with the male protagonist. There is no such thing as a cool plot that is mindless to praise or criticize. Everyone acts according to their own interests and positions. It can be said that their IQ is online. Next is the ability system. Although this article has the label of Infinite Stream, to be honest, the taste of Infinite Stream's point-brushing game and hodgepodge of abilities is currently very weak, and the system's existence is almost non-existent. Perhaps it is because the Dragon Clan is Lu Chenjin's first novice world origin space and has not yet been officially opened to him. All the abilities and props currently used by Lu Chen are in line with the world view of the Dragon Clan. He uses alchemical swords and modern technological equipment in combat, and his abilities are also in line with the spirit of the original work. The only special thing is that he not only possesses dragon blood but also possesses the secret blood of God, which is what he relied on as the Eastern God of War before traveling through time. But the current performance of secret blood is not much different from dragon blood. It also enhances the male protagonist's physical combat ability and verbal and spiritual strength through blood explosion. In other words, the ability system of this book can currently be considered consistent with the original Dragon Clan, without any fancy otherworldly abilities interfering. However, one thing about the reincarnation system is still very important, and that is mission rewards. The current mission rewards are basically related to bloodline stability and evolution. 🐘These rewards are obviously given to facilitate the rescue of people, such as saving Hui Liyi and Chu Zihang. Finally, let's talk about the plot of the story. 🐘 Lu Chen is placed in the school year before Lu Mingfei's enrollment. He is admitted to Kassel College in the same year as Chu Zihang. Basically, it can be seen as a support for Lu Mingfei after he enrolls in the future. Judging from the latest plot progress of this article, Lu Chen is currently following the execution department to deal with events around the world, such as the awakening of second- and third-generation dragon species, the crimes of Deadpool, and the overt and covert struggles of major hybrid organizations. The events are intensive and interlocking. It can be said that dragons from dragon one to dragon five have appeared. All the forces of light and darkness came together and Lu Chen fought with them one after another. Compared with the story of the original work which only killed the Dragon King, 🐘 can be regarded as greatly filling out the plot on the basis of reasonably maintaining the power framework of the original work and maintaining a high degree of compatibility with the original work. Even if it is read as a prequel to the original work, there is no sense of violation. In addition, 🐘's writing skills are also good. Although he can only catch up with Jiangnan in terms of characterization, the description of the battle is superior. The passionate confrontations from punches to meat knives are quite enjoyable. Compared with the old, weak, sick and disabled dragons in the original Jiangnan, the dragons in 🐘's works are truly domineering and powerful. I have to say that Lu Chen's wild approach, where he was so reckless that he cut off his opponent with his sword, was really fun to watch. That's all for now. To be honest, it was just a temporary thought and I didn't expect to write a lot of orz. In short, this book is quite good from the perspective of a dragon fan. It cannot be said to be perfect, but it is worth reading.

I haven't seen such a cool article in a long time! Check-in posts have become inexplicably popular recently, and I can't understand them. Reading this novel now gives me the pleasure of going back to reading online novels before.

The author's writing style is very strong, and he can handle it all with ease, whether it is literary drama, martial arts, or emotional drama. The first three chapters only explain how powerful the protagonist's cheats are, and provide a reasonable explanation for the protagonist's strength later. Although there are many problems with being trapped in the beginning, skipping it will not affect the reading experience. Then there is the protagonist's journey to slay dragons. With the author's excellent writing style, the battle scenes are full of visuals, especially the scene where the protagonist and a next-generation dragon rush out of the water. It is really cool. Moreover, the relationship between the protagonist and Eriki progresses step by step. From the two monsters relying on each other to sharing the joys and sorrows now, it does not make people feel too abrupt. The most important thing is that the death of Herzog is enough to relieve my anger, to the point where I can't bear to watch it. Overall great

This book was recommended to me. I added it to my bookshelf and read it several times, but I couldn't put it down. It's like a plate of food. Jiangnan's writing is full of color, flavor and taste. This book feels like I've read Jiangnan's food and copied it like a cat or a tiger. The plot is blunt, etc. When you eat it, it really doesn't taste like Jiangnan. It can only be said to be a blind imitation. The supporting characters are all in sharp contrast. The plot is both unexpected and reasonable. Compared with the writing method of Shuizi Ge, this book is too strange. It's hard, the supporting characters have almost no emotional foreshadowing, and the most important thing is that Brother Shuizi involved the protagonist in the emotions of the plot characters. This protagonist gave me the feeling of a bystander, which is understandable, because one is a complete fanfic, and the other is a passer-by of the infinite stream, and the personality of the protagonist,,, I can't say I hate it, but if you say you like it, it's really unfamiliar. When I saw the Chinese Martial God for the first time, I was directly persuaded to quit. I might as well accept it as an ordinary person with cheats.

Jiangnan owes the little monster a wedding, so people who write about dragon fics usually write the little monster as the heroine. Also, beat Jiangnan to death (manual dog head). Do you think I'm right, old guys?

Please don't insult Dragon Clan. It is a person's youth. The protagonist is not Lu Mingfei. He is no longer a wan child, and he is no longer youth. Even if your trip to Japan saved Eri, it is not the same. No matter how good your writing is, you will never be a better author in Dragon Clan, because The protagonist is not Lu Mingfei, even if the protagonist is Lu Mingfei, it is that book. Lu Mingfei, who had read the Dragon Clan before slaying the dragon, wants to solve all the regrets, he wants to become a real S-level genius, has firm determination, but the writing is terrible, and after completing all the regrets, is it still him? Even if she has read it, she should know how to be a little more careful. Women who ignored him before looked at him differently. Is this well written? Is it well written? The two women hugging him on the left and protecting him on the other, acting it out to his roommates, everyone knew he was acting. Is this funny and fun plot really good? Is it really fun? Especially in your book, the protagonist is not Lu Mingfei. No matter how good your writing is, more people will be brothers with the protagonist. He is no longer a weak child, without growth and bonds. Dragon Clan has always been a trip to Japan in my heart. Chu Zihang is looking forward to Lu Feiming to save him, and Lu Mingfei doubts himself. This is the ending I know so far. I dare not read Dragon Clan 5 because I know how many times Jiangnan has changed it, for fear of accidentally leaving too many regrets. So what do you think of your writing?

(Because most of them are about dragons, I read them as dragon fanfics.) Good fan fiction does not necessarily require the ultimate mindless slap in the face, pretending to be 13... This kind of plot to attract readers. Instead, it requires the author to fully understand the characters of the original work, and then consider how to create dramatic conflicts and intersections with the protagonist. I have only read about 700,000 words of Dragon World, but I have already felt the "craftsmanship" of Elephant's writing. This is a fanfic that moved me. It has a strong "Southern flavor" from the beginning. Regarding the pitfalls left by the old gangsters in Jiangnan, Elephant worked hard to fill in the holes one by one without destroying the world view and character. In fact, if you look at the original work, you will know that the old thief did not use all his words to describe Ming Fei. Instead, he made all the supporting characters under her multi-faceted and three-dimensional. This also polarizes the Dragon fandom. Either it's as well written as an elephant, or it's a mindless piece of writing that is extremely poisonous. As a result, Dragon Clan is almost a forbidden fruit, and it is by no means easy to write a good fanfic about it. The most distinctive thing is the protagonist inside. It is different from most online articles: the protagonist is too perfect, given divinity by the author, far away from the readers, and has no sense of substitution; or he is a pure villain, a hypocrite who destroys what he can't get, or a stud man who thinks that "women who don't lick their own are stupid." For Lu Chen, the elephant gave him powerful abilities but also gave him consequences. As the saying goes, everything has a price. In my opinion, Secret Blood of God is indeed a plug-in that neither steals nor is weak. It is enough to show off in the early stage, but in the later stage, it can also make the protagonist work hard to improve. It can be said that the elephant is very thoughtful, and this ability is indeed the most suitable for the protagonist. The price for gaining abilities is that he is like a war weapon, fighting for the country, a "Godzilla" comparable to nuclear weapons. In his early years, his comrades left him one by one. Later, when the country was defeated, even the faith that had supported him in fighting collapsed. All his previous battles and the sacrifices of his comrades were in vain. All of this finally crushed him. However, the protagonist did not recover after the fall. Just as Brother Xun said, if you no longer break out in silence, you will perish in silence. Being bound to the system gives the protagonist the capital to become stronger, which is also in line with the audience's normal aesthetics: the protagonist has positive energy and his abilities are constantly getting stronger. The encounter with the little monster has been talked about enough in the fine review above. It is indeed the mutual redemption between the big monster and the little monster. Because of each other, both of them got over the pain and became stronger step by step. They could give up everything to protect each other without becoming a righteous partner like Emiya Kiritsugu. The author has also blurred the word justice. Sacrificing the individual for the sake of the greater self is not necessarily justice, but it is an excuse for "justice" because you are incapable of taking care of everything. This is the behavior of a coward. This is my personal understanding of this novel. I haven't finished the novel yet, so the review is not very comprehensive. Some other aspects are reflected in other fine reviews. The big guys there are more eloquent than me, so they must express it better than me, so I won't say more. This is what inspired me to write such a long series of words after seeing a high-quality Dragon Clan fanfic. (Of course, I don't know what the elephant thinks. All this is expressed from the perspective of a reader. The elephant may not have thought so much, or it may be more than I think. His wave may be on the first layer, more likely on the fifth layer, and possibly in the atmosphere)

In the past few days, I just posted the information about King Hey's resurrection. I browsed it carefully several times, what does it mean? It means that if he wants to appear in that real world, he needs a carrier. So is it possible that the final carrier may be the protagonist himself. The protagonist himself has traveled through time, so is it possible that the black network standing on the top of the world has sensed it, that is to say, the time traveler from other worlds has come over, and then wants to occupy the body of the protagonist, and then pass through him, and then go to a wider world. Is this possible, friends? In the end, the protagonist is the one who, if nothing unexpected happens, should have devoured the black web and reached the pinnacle of his life.

I always feel like something is missing. The words of the Dragon Clan. I think it should be full of joys and sorrows. It shouldn't be fought all the way to the end. It's over if it feels good, so I will feel a little aesthetic fatigue. The death of some characters makes the protagonist more mature. I think this is the dragon clan

It's a rare Dragon Clan fanfic. Seeing it makes up for my regret of watching Dragon Clan when I was young. It doesn't matter if I haven't read Dragon Clan.