
Dragon Raja: My Senior Sister and I Opened a Café Together
龙族:我和师姐一起开了家咖啡馆
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231Chapters
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8.0Score
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I have four beloved people: one died at the Three Gorges of the Yangtze while seeking revenge, but failed; one was buried in a Beijing tunnel, consumed by love; one sleeps forever at the bottom of a well in Tokyo, pining for Sakura until death; and one was lost in Odin's realm, forgotten by everyone.
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A brand new alternative track. The author has changed a lot of the plot, but it is quite interesting. It would not be bad if the original work had such a final result. However, even if the original work had this result, it would not leave Lu Mingfei alone without anything. He must still have everyone's blessings. After the hero and heroine save the world, they open a cafe in a small town, ha! Not bad
It's a very interesting book, with a unique perspective and a remarkable plot. It gave me the feeling of reading a story essay. The relationship between Caesar, Nono and Lu Mingfei is also handled well. But I feel that there is a bug in the plot. Is the order of appearances of Fingel and Susie wrong? And the story doesn't have that unique charm of the Dragon Clan, but it's pretty good anyway👌🏻
Let me simply write a short review. Although I can't stand this kind of slightly sad article, I have to say that after reading the original text of Dragon Race, I really feel an inexplicable and uncomfortable feeling of emptiness when reading this book. However, it also has a fatal addiction. The more uncomfortable it is, the more I want to read it. Lu Mingfei is still the bad boy, Nono realizes what he really wants in his heart, and then Zero comes... The characters who were once as dazzling as the sun all accompany Lu Mingfei to live in an ordinary town. In the ordinary days, their sharp edges converge and turn into a long and thin river full of life. Fighting and killing become ordinary, and conspiracy and calculation become life accounting. When reading The Dragon Tribe, I was extremely looking forward to Lu Mingfei's change. The regret of hoping that he would not be so sad seems to have been somewhat comforted in this book, but it seems to have also extended other regrets... Maybe people who don't like this book still have the eternal youthful spirit of why Fei regrets in their hearts. Shaping the story into what you like is not to say that this idea is bad, but that people who are unwilling to accept the tragic story of the dragon family and are dissatisfied with their current life can read this book and read it slowly. Sometimes frowning is right. It reminds us not to give up the pursuit. I seem to have seen my past and future life in "Dragon" and this book, and my own story is not a novel. I don't have the company of a confidante, and I don't have the potential to explode at any time. This reminds me not to become "Lu Mingfei"
How can I put it this way, apart from the book "The Luno Party" which starts in a mental hospital, your book is the most unforgettable work I have ever read. Most people are thinking about how to write Lu Mingfei's second episode, and how to make the plot exciting. Only you, my friend, are a qualified writer. No one can imagine, and no one dares to think, what will happen after Nidhogg, the main boss of the dragon clan, is released, but you dare to think, and you dare to practice it. You wrote it out. It has been a long time since I slowly read a book. Even if this book is a third-rate fan novel that cannot be published, I am very willing to do it and flock to it. I have read no less than three digits of fanfics about dragons, but the only ones that can make me feel are yours and the one about the beginning of the mental hospital. If you ask me how it feels specifically? I will only say that it was a midsummer night when you, a sophomore in high school, were sitting next to the window for evening self-study. There was no teacher to watch the class. You opened the book "Dragon" for the first time, and the story inside brought you a sense of surprise. May you have a warm spring, and may you continue to write and bring us readers a retirement life that belongs to Lu Mingfei. (It's a pity that my financial situation is not good, otherwise I would have to reward the author with some pocket money)
Thoughts after reading on April 9th Maybe he had been immersed in the stories of mixed-bloods fighting and killing for too long. He had seen too many flashes of swords and swords, and even his blood had turned cold. It wasn't until I looked back at a certain moment that I realized that those ordinary stories were not spectacular, but more like a dull knife, slowly cutting into the softest place in my heart. I imagined how the story would end. Maybe that's how it should be - a person sitting alone on the throne, with cold marble under his feet and an empty dome above his head. The wind poured in from unknown cracks, making the cloak rustle, but no one saw it. That lonely climax is indeed cool and tragic enough, like a heroic elegy. But that bad kid really deserves a better ending. It's not a throne, it's not loneliness, it's not a lonely person who says "all rebels should die". But a very ordinary, steamy ending - there are people he loves, and there are people who love him. Maybe it was on an ordinary evening, when the setting sun stretched the shadows, someone laughed beside him, someone patted his shoulder, and someone put a cup of warm coffee into his hand. Instead of sitting alone on that towering throne after everything he has experienced, even his shadow is so lonely.
Chinese people never say goodbye in their lives. We hide our longings in the wheat fields and wait for the nectar to reveal our true hearts. We place our wait on the moon. The wanderers returning home have a lot of meaning. A plain story does not need to be dramatic, as long as it ends with you.
Lu Nuo is difficult to write, and everyday life is difficult to write. It can only be said that the author chose the most difficult path and has been doing well so far. I hope the author will work hard
This book is very interesting. The author has written down my dream. I already liked it after reading a few chapters. This may be the life that Shao Zai in the original text wants to live the most, although Shao Zai wants to open an Internet cafe more.
Generally speaking, the issue that affects the perception more is the timeline. The time point of 10 years after entering school makes it difficult for those who have read the original work to take it into account. According to the dragon clan's timeline, Lu Mingfei almost defeated the four major monarchs and the black king before graduating from college. There was a gap of six years, so this part will be very fragmented. Especially the writing about Lu Nuo's relationship. In fact, according to the current revision, Long Wu is already procrastinated. It won't be too late for the two of them to confirm their relationship with each other. Especially the new Dragon Four, who is basically the famous Luno, and Caesar has no chance at all. Six years later, Nono is still the fiancée (mistress?) Of the Gattuso family, which is a bad news for those with low acceptance. But the character analysis of Nono is the best among all the fanfics I have read so far. It is very detailed and closely matches the original work. So overall, I still give this book five stars.
I don't know why, but when I read this book, I always had the urge to cry. It is obviously so plain, without the earth-shattering content in other books, but it is these plain stories, without very ups and downs of the plot, that makes me read more and more, and the more I read, the more I feel relieved, relieved for the road, and relieved for my own youth. The urge to cry became stronger the more I read, but it was not very sad. Thank you, the author.