This is a Dragon Raja fanfic in the form of video edits!
“Dragon Raja watch-along + One Piece + Naruto + Attack on Titan + GG Bond: The Big Hero and the Five Spirits + some Seer + Annoying Villagers… A Dragon Raja crossover mashup, with canon divergence for now.”
The viewing System takes the cast of Kassel College on a grand viewing adventure.
The story is divided into different characters' viewing experiences, similar to fan works.
I'm honestly no good at writing introductions. Please see the main text for details.
[A Dragon Raja crossover with other works. It follows the original plot at first, but some of the setting has been changed.]
When humanity raised its banners to fight back against the dragon race, one couldn't help but mention that leader. He was like a divine warrior sent from the heavens...
He nailed the Black King to the throne in the Sea of Ice,
and signed a pact with the White King never to disturb one another.
A thousand years later, when Kassel knocked once more on the door in Greenland,
the story Chen Zhu wrote with his Word Spirit, “Heaven and Earth as a Crucible,” began flowing once more through the river of history.
[It turns out the dragon race has been present throughout human history.]
[Blood rage doesn't necessarily turn someone into a dragon. I, Chen Zhu, can improve it.]
[The Grand Minister under Gongsun Shu was Norton. But he was a good older brother. Dragon nature and human nature may not be impossible to separate. This is a direction worth exploring.]
[I never expected my successors to found an organization called the Secret Party. Still, I think bringing the teaching methods from my era back would better ensure the continuation of the dragon-slaying cause.]
[I have decided to cocoon and awaken alongside the Dragon Kings, until I return to my own era and put an end to the calamity that has plagued us for a thousand years!]
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To be honest, I said it was about watching a movie, but after reading many of your chapters, I didn't feel like I was watching a movie, and there was no reaction from other people. The interspersed feeling in it was a bit confusing.
Don't know what you are doing
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The author may not even understand what his title is