Lu Mingfei Transmigrates into Biao Ren

I remember that Lu Mingfei seems to be able to transform into a dragon, and the Bronze Throne can use an advanced version, which is the same as the violent blood, but much more stable than the violent blood 🤔 Specifically, the dragon scales on the body form an armor, that is, the whole body of the dragon armor [laughing] When can we arrange it so that when fighting Yi Xuan, we can steal Pei Xingyan's role [ Thoughts] Being possessed by a dragon armor, defeating the army alone 🤔 There are also variations of Jun Yan, not necessarily the form of expression of the senior brother [laughing] The next generation can attach Jun Yan all over the body, and play with Jun Yan 🤔 It is not as good as Junyan Fire Feathers and the like 🤔 They are all Black Emperors, they are more powerful [laughing]

Nice! This is Lu Mingfei who dares to confront Tian Khan

It looks good. I like how Lu Mingfei realizes his own journey. To be honest, Xiaolu doesn't need to find a partner. I probably still like the ending where the dragon family finally ascends the throne alone.

The writing is very good and the story is interesting, worth reading. But it feels like there are a lot of private items.

I feel that the plot seems to be quite coherent, and there is no sense of emptiness like taking the original book and setting it up and writing it yourself. Although there are some places that are not smooth, it is more or less rounded out in the end. Overall recommended.

The entire plot is well written, without any fake or empty stuff. Unlike many Dragon Clan fans, they are just using Lu Mingfei's skin but they are not actually Lu Mingfei. The Lu Mingfei in this book is what everyone wants to see the most. After all the shortcomings are eliminated, the upright, brave and positive Lu Mingfei who conforms to modern values ​​makes up for the regrets in the original work.

It's a very refreshing article. I know how powerful the protagonist is. Although the author has his own settings, it doesn't affect this. This is the gold in tomatoes.

I have read a bit of both of these works but am not very familiar with them. However, the writing is quite interesting, the writing is good, and the fighting is very visual.

It is a rare masterpiece among Tomatoes. The protagonist Lu Mingfei is portrayed in great detail, and the character is well integrated into the plot. It reads very graphically.

It's the first time I see a book about the combination of dragons and escorts. It's very well written.