Dragon Raja VI: The Fall of the Gods

As a sequel to the "Dragon" series, "Dragon VI: Sorrow of the Gods" still continues the unique romance and tragedy of this story. When the story shifts from the dispute between the dragon kings to the ancient secrets buried together by humans, hybrids and dragons, the pattern is instantly opened up, the gods sleep in the cracks of the world, and the chess game of fate quietly restarts. Lu Mingfei steps into the Nibelungen to explore the truth. Chu Zihang, Nuonuo, and Su Enxi all join the game, and familiar characters from the past rush to the battlefield again. Compared with the vigorous dragon-slaying battle of the previous film, this one focuses more on loneliness, betrayal, memory and sacrifice. The world is on the verge of collapse, and saving the common people is no longer the only creed. Lu Mingfei finally understands the most touching core: the young man burns himself, not to save the vast world, but to protect the person in his heart who is worthy of turning back. The story hides the consistent tenderness and brokenness of the Dragon Clan. The teenagers are pushed into the abyss by fate and are bound to each other in the darkness. Under the grand fantasy shell, there is still a core about growth, obsession and redemption. Old friends are reunited and mysteries arise. There is not only the passion to continue the feelings, but also the delicate and affectionate feelings that touch the heart. It is a worthy sequel for the old fans of Dragon Clan.

The writing is okay, it has a Jiangnan flavor. You can change the layout of the text, try not to say one sentence after another. The plot is okay, there are some slight changes in some details. You can treat this as a follow-up. After all, it is estimated that after Jiangnan IV, there won't be Dragon Liu. If you want to read the follow-up, I recommend this book.

You are younger than him and more ambitious than him. You are the vigorous and boiling new blood, while he is just a haggard mummy. Behind you are all the fans of the dragon family. So, find your brother, kill him, eat his blood and bones, and return to the throne that belongs to you.

It's a very good book, but there's a bit of a problem with the ordering of the text at the front, but judging from the plot, characters, and writing style, it's pretty good among fan fiction. This is a very good book, and it is the second one of this type that I have read. Many fanfics nowadays are all about rebirth or system, and they don't have the feeling that dragons should have at all.

1. It's awesome. His understanding of dragons is comparable to that of Jiang Nan himself. His writing style is very dragon-like, and the plot is written without any sense of violation. The ideas are awesome. I seriously doubt this is Jiangnan's trumpet account

Jiangnan is your trumpet, right?

This is the most Jiangnan-like writing style I have ever read, but the plot arrangement is not that similar. For example, Jiangnan affects real objects and people in real-life ways, but in this book, he becomes like a ghost, and there is also a scene at the waiting station. There are also some ghost-like things in it. Of course, as a continuation of Dragon Clan, the author's writing style is the most like Jiangnan I've seen. It's good for contemporary dining. ٩(•̤̀ᵕ•̤́๑)ᵒᵏᵎᵎᵎᵎ I couldn't understand it at the end. The author didn't explain where Zero went. The simultaneous lines converged into one, and there was no description of other lines. Is there only one person left in the wet nurse group? The writing style is still like Jiangnan, but the plot feels like a mess. The plot is too complicated and protracted. I don't know what scene the author wants to describe. For example, the movie theater in Long Yizhong is to set up Nono, the station is for Fingel, the falling into the water in Long II is to set up the proposal, and the Yelang shop in Long San is to describe the Yelang activities of the trio. However, I feel that this book is a mess after reading it. I can't understand what the protagonist is doing, and I don't understand what the author wants to express.

The writing style is very unique, a bit cold and hard, but very interesting. The plot is compact, there are many perspectives, and the rhythm is sharp. Come on, the author, it is very good. There is no problem like other Dragon Clan fans who have no words to write. Please add it to my gift list

I don't know how to evaluate this book, but I think I'm quite picky when it comes to fan fiction. I think this book is pretty good. If it keeps getting updated, I'll keep reading it. I'm currently treating it as a real sequel. After all, Jiangnan Old Thief's Laubs hasn't continued the part that Dragon Five left off until now.

No, bro, I really feel like that [what]