This Lu Mingfei Knows the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms

I think it's well written, but I really want to see the story between Lu Mingfei and Huang Rong. I can't keep Huang Rong waiting for him [crying]

Beautiful, really beautiful. Anyone who has never read the original work will enjoy reading this book. The author's background is really good. Even if you don't follow this template and write martial arts stories directly, you can do it. But I still hope that the author will finish this book slowly. After all, it is really good. [Love]

Overall it's pretty good, but I suggest you run away after watching the first world (Huang Rong said "Forget Me"). Later it becomes AI and the taste completely changes, obviously.

Nice martial arts. I want to watch Guo Jing. When will it be online? Not quite like Lu Mingfei, but more like Guo Jing trying to hide Lu Mingfei's skin

Let's put it this way, it is definitely a masterpiece so far. The starting point is Lu Mingfei who returned from Warhammer. What they have in common is that Lu Mingfei is no longer the silly boy who jumps around and has real thoughts and beliefs. However, the advantage of this book is that it can be read back and forth. I can only say that Huang Rong deserves to be Huang Rong. It is really difficult for ordinary people to write such a weird and smart book. Author 🐮

I think it's very good. There is no bottom-line tolerance for female characters like other Dragon Clan fans. I was a loser at the beginning. But when I returned to the Song Dynasty and saw the suffering in the world, I wanted to change and worked hard for it. I became associated with Huang Rong and established a red civilization in the Song Dynasty. Moreover, in this book Huang Rong is not like other books, where she is just a vase, or simply appears in a few plots. She really builds this civilization with the protagonist. After parting with Huang Rong, she begins to explore the truth, keeps learning, and absorbs knowledge, hoping to open the door to that world and find Huang Rong. He slowly transformed from a bad boy into a real man

The writing is good, but except for the name and world background, it is basically a martial arts novel. Su Xiaoqiang and Nuonuo overlap a bit. There are some other small bugs, but they are harmless to the eye. Overall, it is a little short except for being discovered too early. It is good to read without delay.

The integration of dragon clan and martial arts is very good, the author must stick to it, there is no doubt about the fairy grass.

It's good to read, and there are no poisonous points in the 100 chapters so far. But for book friends who pay more attention to dragon content, this book may not be to your liking. The current situation of this book seems to be based on the dragon clan as a story about traveling through the martial arts world to learn martial arts, and then returning to the dragon clan to use martial arts to fight monsters. I have a premonition that the Dragon Clan story may be developing, but suddenly travel to another world to start a new story, and then return to the time when the Dragon Clan just traveled through. I feel that this may be the biggest drawback for book lovers of Dragon Clan. It is still one hundred chapters in, and I have just passed the Kassel interview and entered a new world.

It's very good, but Huang Rong buried the knife there, and the part about rescuing Su Xiaoqiang was to prepare for later training, but it also has the unreasonableness of changing the plot in a fan. Generally, this is just for the sake of recruiting girls, which leads to the plot becoming more and more mindless. However, the author's subsequent writing is quite reasonable. Overall, it has growth, revolution, and strong emotions. Although the various scientific interpretations are not understandable, it is still quite exciting.