After Dropping Dragon Raja, I Became a Hit on Variety Shows

It's a good watch, leaning towards slice-of-life. The early episodes have a tight plot and are well-structured, so I recommend it. However, the pacing feels a bit off after the introduction of Dragon Ball III and the romance; relying solely on songs and slice-of-life scenes to connect the plot feels a bit bland. Overall, I'd give it five stars because it's still quite good.

Sure, I read it straight through! The writing isn't just a rambling account; the overall pacing is very comfortable, and it includes a lot of popular internet slang. I initially saw it on the recommendation page, but because the rating wasn't high, I didn't think about reading it. Yesterday I had nothing to read, so I thought I'd give it a try, and it turned out to be unexpectedly good. I didn't sleep until 3:30 this morning! Damn author, please update faster! Highly recommended! 😎

It's alright, but mostly just everyday life that's a bit boring and lacks highlights. The downside is that it elevates the protagonist's status as a web novel author a bit too much. Even the original novel, *Dragon Raja*, wasn't that popular to the point of being universally known. Besides, *Battle Through the Heavens* was more popular than *Dragon Raja*. Based on the above, I give it a score of 7.3.

The novel is excellent, and the author clearly put a lot of effort into it. The main appeal lies in its fresh and unique perspective, which suits my taste perfectly. It connects the online novel world with the entertainment industry, creating a clear main structure without being a mere chronicle of events or relying on clichéd plots like overpowered protagonists or those who pretend to be weak to…

The latest chapter shows them getting together, it's so sweet. To be honest, I initially came for Dragon Raja, hoping everyone would be overwhelmed by its sweetness, hahaha. But the romance and everyday life scenes are also great. It's not erotic, but very sweet. Especially the ending where Xiaoyu is the one who gets married. It brought back memories of having five children innocently, and also of the girl I like in real life, and the story of reading this novel. Anyway, it's really good.

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"Dragon Raja is an urban campus romance fantasy novel." "Then the protagonist is one of the few 'S' level big shots in the whole book. On his first day of school, without attending a single class, he directly killed the two strongest students in the school at the time and became famous overnight." "Furthermore, the protagonist has special skills.

It's not bad. The theme is decent, and it's written on a warm, slice-of-life style. I didn't read the synopsis carefully when I entered. I only realized there was a female lead after I entered. Actually, I don't particularly like this type of story with a female lead; it feels like this theme is more suitable for those who like to show off. Being invincible and showing off means no romantic pairing. That feeling is pretty satisfying, I guess.

4000+ Bookworms are here! Overall rating: Excellent! This is an absolutely authentic sweet romance novel! I haven't read such a genuine sweet romance novel in a long time! I really like the male lead's personality; he's cheeky, always ready to fight, and never lets himself suffer a loss 😏.

This is probably the most comfortable entertainment novel I've ever read. It only uses some tired tropes, but it's not too bad. Other entertainment novels are either full of dark forests or depictions of various forms of capitalism, which are headache-inducing. This one, on the other hand, is completely slice-of-life, making it very easy and comfortable to read.