The Blood of Kings Must Be Spoiled by Spoilers

Dragon Clan Fans · Time Travel · System Flow A senior book fan who had read the third volume of "Dragon" and was strongly dissatisfied with the ending of the original book traveled through Kassel College seven days before Lu Mingfei entered the school. His name is Lu Li, and he carries a golden finger called the "Omniscient Perspective and Deviation Value System": the real-time psychological activities of everyone in the field of vision are suspended above the opponent's head in the form of a barrage, giving an unobstructed view. He knows who the villain is, who is acting, and at which point each tragedy will explode - and then before it explodes, he quietly touches the thread that is most likely to cause trouble, takes two steps back, and watches the collapse. He's not here to save the world, he's here because - the script was terrible, but he changed it. Herzog's conspiracy was too crude, he didn't agree with Hui Liyi's ending, and he didn't accept Chu Zihang's way of death. Cold, decisive, and with a flexible moral bottom line, he only made an exception for one thing: he personally closed the barrage against Eri Yi and never reopened the book. The five-volume book uses black humor to deconstruct the tragic aesthetics of the original work, with information gaps and a playful temperament running through it. The system gradually revealed hidden clues of personality from a tool, and Lu Li always kept a "failure list" in his heart that he never revealed to others - things that he knew, calculated, and finally chose to give up. At the end of the story, the deviation value is cleared, and the system gives him two choices: retain his omniscient perspective, or truly stay as an ordinary person. How he chooses is the last suspense of the book.