Dragon Clan: a Dragon-Slaying Journey That Begins in Skyrim

It's my favorite Lao Gun. The author's writing style is very sophisticated and comfortable. Although it is a double world, the article is not complicated because of the two worlds. For example, the flashback to Lu Mingfei's real-life trip to the United States and Kassel on the way to the Roaring Peak in Skyrim was really wonderful.

As a Lao Gun 5 player, it's really interesting to watch in front of you. Lao Gun, this game is much better than Dragon Clan Legend, and the protagonist of Lao Gun 5 grabs root treasures, which also makes up for the courage and determination that Jiangnan, the mysterious Guinan, cannot have. Lao Gun 5 is really a classic, and it is great to use it on this Dragon Clan.

A masterpiece, I haven't seen any of the poisonous points, but the cool points are always online The protagonist is a bit useless in the early stage, but he quickly and steadily improves to a character that readers will feel comfortable with. He is neither weak nor bowed down, and will not make readers frown, but just feels like it should be like this. The power system feels very comfortable to people. There are no frequent blind debates, and there is no meaningless digging that challenges the patience of readers and original party members. Instead, it shows enough respect for Lao Gun, a very emotional golden finger. The increase in combat power is reasonable and enough to bring a sense of satisfaction. The handsome system such as Dragon Roar is powerful enough to make people who understand it feel very comfortable, and people who don't understand will also find it very interesting. The author's understanding of Lao Gun is deep enough, and he skillfully writes about a system and world view recognized by everyone, which is enough to make veteran players smile knowingly in the comment area. And what's rare is that until the update progress on May 9th, the author has arranged the emotional lines very well - that is, there is no emotional line between parents. After throwing away the hostility, everyone's emotions towards the protagonist are more pure respect and admiration, rather than frowning twisted jealousy, etc., Which is very comfortable to watch. Anyway, come on, author, I'm looking forward to the update.

It's very comfortable to watch so far. It's one of the few Dragon Clan fics I've watched. The traces of Lu Mingfei's growth are naturally clear, and the connection between the two worlds is also very good. Unlike some novels, Guang Meng Meng is on the golden finger, but it is very blunt. This book, Lu Mingfei, is not a complete accomplishment of cultivation right from the start. Show off fiercely. The left hand accepts Nuonuo, the right hand holds Chu Zihang, or Lao Gun transforms into a one-day speed run. The current rhythm is very interesting. To be honest, some Dragon Clan fans are tired of seeing it. Now it is more interesting to watch Lu Mingfei in Lao Gun's adventure and watch him complain.

It's good to watch. Although I don't know what the other world is, it doesn't affect my viewing at all. Although Lu Mingfei in the front looks very irritating, it is very consistent with the original work. After all, that's how he was originally. After some changes later, it is very enjoyable to watch. I highly recommend watching it! ! The only drawback is that there are currently too few...

To be honest, I swiped it several times, but I just swiped it because I don't like dragons. Because I have only read two chapters of Dragon Clan, it is really hard to believe that there is such a stupid person, Lu Mingfei or that author. However, the rare Elder Scrolls text still stuck with me. In addition, the character Lu Mingfei in this book actually does not have the cowardly character of the original work, and it was changed due to his experience, and it is not considered OOC. It may be more friendly to fans of the original novel. Coupled with the commonality of the two worldviews, they are surprisingly compatible. The author's writing skills are also good. I have also written a few novels, but I started to lose control after writing dozens of chapters. I look forward to the author's subsequent chapters.

It was a pleasure to read. The Dragon Clan fanfic is very well written. The other double-cross novels did not detail Lu Mingfei's growth in another world at all. This one is equivalent to a fanfic of two works. Those who have only read Dragon Clan can read it, and those who have only played The Elder Scrolls can also read it. Compared with the Qidian fanfic, except that the writing is a little immature, it is not bad at all, but with an update speed of one or two updates a day, it is difficult to have a good reading experience.

The combination of The Elder Scrolls 5 and the Dragon Clan is very good, and all the regrets that can be made up for are made up as much as possible. There is a resurrection plot after Constantine's death at the beginning, and there is no rigid and formulaic beginning of the Dragon Clan fan (after all, I have never played The Elder Scrolls 5, and the Elder Scrolls plot here is eye-catching). Yes, the plot is very good in my opinion. In terms of writing, I can read it very smoothly, and the writing is also very accurate. It is not like the writing by AI, which has a lot of jokes, but it is all suitable. All in all, there are some good dragon writings written on Western Persimmon, and this one definitely qualifies as one.

My favorite episode. The character design is not OOC and I can clearly see Lu Mingfei's growth trajectory. It's a pity that I discovered it too early [face covering] I'm really looking forward to the follow-up.

There is too much content in the latest Elder Scrolls chapter. In fact, we just want to see Lu Mingfei's changes in the dragon world after going through many hardships in ancient times, as well as the instigating influence of butterfly wings. To put it simply, Lu Mingfei has experienced so much in ancient times, but he has not caused any changes in the dragon world. He still follows the plot. Old Tang is still dead, and the plot remains the same.

Come on, come on, the writing is good and the pace is comfortable. If the author has a complete plot outline and insists on writing it, it will be a good one. It is an absolute masterpiece.

Dragon Clan and Lao Gun, a combination I have never thought of! Lai Mei, who defeated the Ghoul King together, and the guards who slayed the dragon together, are no longer NPCs who repeat lines in the game, but have become flesh and blood people, and they are qualified just for the fans of Lao Gun. Lu Mingfei's growth is also very reasonable. The Dragonborn in the original book is driven forward by various events. This is very suitable for Lu Mingfei, a young man who can't grow up and decline when he is not in a hurry.

Boom, boom, to be honest, it's not easy to see books of this quality on Tomato. Most of Tomato's books are just purely entertaining, regardless of some of the most important and taboo things in fan fiction. Everyone reads fan fiction because they like the plot and people in the original work. The author respects the direction of the original timeline to a large extent, but changes the tragedy for Lu Mingfei, and the best part is here. He didn't just rely on the golden fingers he got from other places like ordinary fan fiction. What he brought back from the icy and snowy sky was not only various dragon roars, but the most important thing was his will that grew up in the sky. This is not a golden finger in those novels, but something written by the author and can be truly felt by us. The author's grasp of Lu Mingfei's character is, to be honest, even better than the original work. After experiencing so many things, Lu Mingfei has not actually changed his true heart. He still cares about the people he knows. He is still kind-hearted and likes to make bad jokes. However, those things have changed just a little bit. The author has really grasped this place very well. With the changes little by little, we can also see how Lu Mingfei's will has become firmer and stronger, and he dares to draw the sword against those choices that make people sad. It was my first time to give a reward on Tomato. Before, I had never made a reward whether I read Barbed Wire or other high-level books. But in your book, I saw the feelings I had when I read Dragons. I got up late at night and read the update. Now I don't know what I wrote. Anyway, thank you, author, and hope it stays like this

The score is definitely more than this, at least 8 points and up. The part about Lao Gun is well written, and the two parallel lines are also super cool. However, the dragon line scene is a bit less compared to Lao Gun, and the plot is not as recommended as Lao Gun. I want to see the two worlds merge [please update] As for the uncle and aunt, I don't know if they are more poisonous or not. It depends on the individual. Anyway, there are not many scenes and it won't affect it.

This is a fanfic with Lu Mingfei as the protagonist, double-traveling in The Elder Scrolls 5 and the Dragon World. To be honest, I don't like Lu Mingfei very much, but the author's writing style is good and the subject of double penetration is also very interesting. Well, it gets worse as you go to the back, maybe it's not the point.

It's more in line with the characters, and the changes to the plot are also very reasonable. The dragon described is more in line with the image in the background of Skyrim, rather than the idiot in the game.

I usually give two or three stars, rarely five stars, but this one is really well written. The double penetration is very natural, and the curve of Lu Mingfei's character and strength growth is very smooth, unlike some books that directly cheat and then Lu Mingfei purely looks like a different person. The most important thing is that the writing style is good, but not pretentious. Many authors have a lot of obvious literary youth problems that look disgusting, but this one is just as detailed. And the skyline part really expresses his sense of epicness and destiny. It's quite satisfying to watch a poor child gradually grow into a legendary dragonborn under the guidance of Skyrim's destiny, and resist the tragic fate of his own world!

I have read ten chapters so far. This book is really good, but the rating is low. I don't know who is writing negative reviews. I have never read "Dragon", so I don't know if the author has a sense of separation from the original work when writing the dragon side of the protagonist. However, I have played Lao Gun 5 and the description of the sky side is quite good. The overall story is also good, leaning towards the type of light novel.

After reading the author's book, I started playing Lao Gun 5 again (I only bought White Comics before), and now I have finished Dawnguard. It's a pity that the main body can only bring one follower, so I can only rely on mods to carry Laimei, Missy and Zag everywhere (their magic always hits me) My personal impression of this book is very good, and I am very happy to see the familiar descriptions of both worlds. And it made Lu Mingfei really stand up and become a root treasure. Hope to keep up the good work.

First of all, it is indeed a good book On the one hand, the unique selection of materials On the other hand, the author did have a different understanding of "Lu Mingfei", or he noticed aspects of the dragon clan that existed but that many other authors did not choose to write about. That is, the relationship between "human" and "non-human". This can actually be said to be a core point of the original Dragon Clan novel, that is, as a creature that objectively possesses power that far exceeds that of most humans, how should it deal with its relationship with "human beings"? For example, the old cowboy said in his own words, "He is a wolf among the sheep." With the power of a dragon, should he choose to become a new "dragon" or pretend to be an ordinary "person"? The story of Lu Mingfei's journey and hard work can be said to be a reflection of this issue. He also has no intellectual disability. He is aware of the powerful powers he can obtain, and he also knows that as long as he obeys these powers, he can easily gain various rights and fame. He himself had thought about this question, but his answer was, "If he told the truth, he and Fingel would no longer be able to eat pig trotters as a midnight snack in the dormitory." Lu Mingfei's obsession with being an ordinary person cannot be summed up as "weak". This is entirely an issue worth discussing and an aspect worth using to describe growth. But it is very regrettable that in most fanfics of the Dragon Clan, Lu Mingfei easily abandons his identity as a human being. Whether it's a dragon or a superpower, there are all kinds of plug-ins. Of course, it's great to have power, it's great to have rights, it's great to have fame, it's great to have a harem, but isn't this kind of pleasure boring? What impresses everyone about "Dragon" is not only Jiang Nan's writing style, but also the "dead child" himself who is constantly entangled and struggling? I'll be honest, this kind of cool article is the same as the millions of other cool articles you can find on Tomato Novels. What's the difference? It's not that I don't want Lu Mingfei to gain strength. On the contrary, I really hope that he can reverse the tragedy, but this shouldn't be so easy. He shouldn't accept the "monster" identity that the world throws at him so easily. I want to see enlightenment and growth, not a number two native of the motherland. I am very happy that the author has explored this aspect in this book, and I hope the author can explain his understanding of this character in depth. Your fandom will have its own unique meaning even in the vast Lu Mingfei universe.

It's okay, I can see it. I've watched so many Dragon Clan fans that I don't remember what Prison Road used to be like, and I don't want to see that bad kid anymore. I've grown up, and I need to run for a living, and I need to carry the sky. Sad youth literature no longer appears in front of me, because I no longer have youth. This prison road is great. I saw myself suffering from lumbar muscle strain. For the youth that I no longer look back on and the overwhelmed present, I give it five stars.

If you have only read Dragons, this is a very interesting but a bit difficult to read. If you have only played The Elder Scrolls, this is a very interesting second creation fanfic (and well-written Elder Scrolls fanfics are very rare) If you have both read Dragons and played The Elder Scrolls, this book is a treasure! If you write about dragons well, you should use some writing skills. When this writing is put into the world view of The Elder Scrolls, you can see how fucking awesome The Elder Scrolls is.

So far, I don't think there's anything sinister about it, and the plot is pretty good. I used to see a lot of Lu Mingfei returning from various places, and I wondered why there was no one who came back from the Elder Scrolls. It is obvious that the elements of Dragonborn and Lu Mingfei are so similar, and now I finally see it. I hope there will be more eunuchs [laughing and crying]

A very high-quality dragon novel. The mixture of the two stories complements each other. The world transition is a little abrupt at times, but it is overshadowed by the wonderful narrative. There are currently over a hundred chapters, and there will be no problem with normal progress in the future, but updates must be maintained, otherwise the popularity will be easily lost. Praise again [please update]

It's awesome, and it's undoubtedly a masterpiece. Reading the novel gave me the feeling of going back to when I was playing The Elder Scrolls. Although the plot changes every time, it's really comfortable. Lu Mingfei's growth didn't happen overnight either. He slowly grew from a poor child to a dragonborn who saves the sky and the earth [Like]

The dual-line narrative is very good and the writing is smooth.

How to say it, I can only say that it is well written, the story is very harmonious, and it makes people want to read it. In my opinion, it is a little less than a good work. It has its own ideas and the writing style is also good. I wish the author can continue to write.

It's very good. I can read it. I don't know why the rating is so low. I'll give it a full score. The writing style is very good, not the kind of anecdotes. At first, Lu Mingfei's various bad words really made people dislike it, but then I can slowly see changes. This is the meaning of fandom. After all, there have been many Green-Faced Beasts, but the mud still cannot hold up the wall.

The worldview of The Elder Scrolls is a professional counterpart.

I originally came after "Two Chefs Ecstasy". The Elder Scrolls chapter is indeed good, but there are too many. What I want to see is that the bad guy has been polished by Skyrim and is no longer so bad. I want to see him feel more comfortable with the Dragon Clan. I can understand killing Constantine. Old Tang's departure is a growth for Lu, but again, there are too many plots in The Elder Scrolls and too little Dragon Clan content. It is a very unhappy point that Lu's growth cannot be fully displayed in the Dragon Clan.