The reason I wanted to continue Dragon Raja is that none of us are ready to let go, especially of Lu Mingfei and the others' story. The original work already has an ending, but many details are left unexplained. What happened to Nono? Shouldn't there be an answer about Lu Mingze, too? What path will Lu Mingfei take in the end? These questions stay with you for a long time, leaving you wanting more.
What makes Dragon Raja so moving is the way it portrays growing up, fate, and the pain of youth. Its characters aren't just heroes who fight monsters. They also struggle with their own humanity and face difficult choices in life. Even after the original story ended, many people still wanted to know whether Lu Mingfei and the others could keep going, face the future, and find a new beginning.
More than anything, the relationships and emotions between these characters feel so real. There's the warmth of friendship and the complexity of love, and it feels as though every character's story has room to be explored further. Just like the complicated emotions in our own lives, who says youth can only have a simple ending? Continuing the story is a way to show those complex feelings again and let everyone see how these characters face their choices and take their next steps.
In the end, continuing the story is really about not wanting these people to simply disappear. We want to give them more stories and let readers see a little of themselves in these characters.
