Dragon Raja: Erii and Her White Lama

Keep it up! This book is the original. Jiangnan's version is fake. Please don't let it end! I'll follow it to the end and send red envelopes as a donation.

Keep it up, big brother who draws the road illustrations! 👍

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Seeing the rehearsal footage really made me feel like this was a possible "what if" scenario. After watching Lu's performance, I felt a sense of relief, just like when I had just finished reading Black Moon Tide and clearing Onpharos. It's really well-written.

It's really good. And it's very original. Most stories involve Lu Mingfei starting over, but this one features Erii actively seeking out Lu Mingfei. I hope the author updates soon; there's just not enough to read.

I know you're a benevolent corpse, admit it. Back then, that old thief from Jiangnan transformed himself into three corpses—the benevolent corpse (regrettable), the self-centered corpse (youthful state), and the evil corpse (businessman). Though I am not talented, I wish to help you ascend the throne and forge the Three Pure Ones.

I initially thought it was just a lighthearted story about Erii's rebirth and redemption of Lu Mingfei, but the more I read, the more I realized the author's true strength lies in character development. The uncle and aunt aren't simply portrayed as villains; many plot points are logically consistent.

To be honest, I almost cried while reading the first few chapters (I really felt sorry for Mingfei). The author's portrayal of Lu Mingfei felt very much like the original character, and each character's personality was very faithful to the source material. The plot was also very sweet. (I've only read about the first ten chapters of this book, so my views may not be comprehensive. Please be gentle if there are any errors.)

Hmm... The author writes very well, especially the early descriptions of Lu Mingfei, which beautifully portray his inferiority complex, etc., Although it was very difficult for me to read (but the author's descriptions are really realistic). [Re-commenting here]

There's probably no one here who knows me, but whatever, yay hohoho 🥵🥵🥵!!