On a rainy night during the summer vacation of the first year of high school, Lu Mingfei, who had been playing games all night, was sent out by his aunt. He mistakenly entered the dragon-patterned bronze door deep in an old alley and traveled to the world of "Tutor".
He did not become a Vongola candidate, but became the boss of Kakimoto Senge, Jojima Inu, and Kurom in Obsidian; Kurom was also the Vongola Mist Guardian, but he always found Obsidian his home.
In the Black Obsidian chapter, Lu Mingfei's bloodline is awakened when he fights against Liu Dao's skeleton, and his strength is recognized by the skeleton.
During the battle for the ring, he became a disciple of the legendary martial arts family, learned the innate power of Bagua, and received the Bagua Sacred Ring.
During the fierce battle, time and space were confused. He and his companions traveled back to the rainy night viaduct in the dragon world, and met Chu Tianjiao and Chu Zihang.
The two worlds are repeatedly intertwined, and the flames of war between tutors and the fate of the dragon clan collide and merge.
When he returned to reality, he was still an ordinary high school sophomore until the notice from Cassel College arrived.
No one knows that this poor young man, who bears the Holy Ring of Bagua, is the true leader of Obsidian, and is about to embark on an unparalleled road marked by the mafia and dragon blood. And Lu Mingfei's path to the Dragon Clan is destined to bear the mark of the mafia and follow a trajectory that no one can match.
Reader comments
The story is a bit straightforward and difficult to get involved in (either in terms of emotion or plot). The relationship between Lu Mingfei and his tutor is less written, and it feels like the relationship has improved somehow.
The characters in Tutoring are a bit OOC (but fan fiction is inevitable, so it's not very important), and the atmosphere is very different from the original Tutoring, less cheerful and nonsensical.
All I can say is, keep up the good work.
The story is a bit straightforward and difficult to get involved in (either in terms of emotion or plot). The relationship between Lu Mingfei and his tutor is less written, and it feels like the relationship has improved somehow. The characters in Tutoring are a bit OOC (but fan fiction is inevitable, so it's not very important), and the atmosphere is very different from the original Tutoring, less cheerful and nonsensical. All I can say is, keep up the good work.