
Dragon Raja II: The Pupil of the Mourner
龙族Ⅱ:悼亡者之瞳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 409k Words
- Genre
- Youth Literature
- Subgenre
- Fantasy & New Wuxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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See allThrough Adversity to Success
Novels I personally find exciting
Unforgettable Completed Masterpieces with Great Writing and Plots!!
My tastes are niche and my interests eccentric. This is where I keep track of the good books I've read~ Though my tastes are unusual and I read slowly, I care about the writing and plot, and I always love sharing what I enjoy~ Male-oriented or female-oriented, I'll read whatever I fancy, across all kinds of genres~ P.S. I don't read urban fiction, military, sports, or anime-inspired novels... Everything else is fair game~ I especially love mysteries, paranormal fiction, science fiction, and game
Immortal-Grade Books I've Read, Not Necessarily Popular (Follow the List So You Won't Get Lost)
I've been reading for seven years and have found a few good books. In my opinion, quite a few deserve to be called xianxia gems. Everything I recommend here is worth reading, though of course everyone's tastes differ, and you may not like what I do. I suggest trying a few chapters. You might just find something that suits you! Wouldn't that be wonderful?
Books I've Read and Loved, Recommended to You
These are all good books I've read, and every one is worth reading. I'm not very good with words, but perhaps once you click on a book from my list, you'll be drawn in too. Each of these books has its own shining qualities. I hope you'll enjoy them. Kindred spirits are bound to meet, and we'll meet in books.
Reading Log
A record of completed books I've finished
Recommendations from a 14-Year Veteran Reader
There’s a bit of everything here: fantasy, urban fiction, alternate-history, transmigration, technology, and more. As a bookworm of 14 years, I can guarantee these books are worth reading.
A Veteran Reader's Honest Recommendations
No beginner-level stories or womanizers.
Yu Chen
I've been on Qidian for a year. These are some of my personal favorites, along with books written by some close friends. Some are first-time authors, so their writing may be a little rough, but they all have a lot of potential.
Book Repository
A mixed bag of generally good books, with no nasty surprises. Enjoy with confidence!
I Have Good Books and Wine. Do You Have the Time?
Revisiting the classics. They're worth a read when you have some free time.
The Couch Potato’s Bookshelf
If you’re out of books to read, come take a look and see if there’s anything you like
Classics Worth Reading
I've read every book carefully. Some were fleeting delights, while others will stay with me for a lifetime.
Books I've Read or Am Reading
Read or currently reading
Save Whatever You Like
Just something to read when there's nothing else to do
●☞ Novel Hideout ☜●
A collection of novels I like
The Library
I'm trying to find a book whose female lead has the nickname Ruanruan. I can't remember the title, but the story was really moving.
Youth and Passion
Classics. Subtle emotional writing, characters' trials and growth, and blood-pumping passion.
The Journey From Douluo Dalu to Today
A mixed bag
The Web Novels I Followed Back Then
I've read a lot of great books and wanted to share them with everyone, so I made this list in the hope that more people will discover these wonderful stories. It includes all kinds of books I've collected over the years: fantasy, cultivation, magic, history, urban fiction, and more. They're all either single-love-interest stories or have no female lead. If a story has multiple female leads, it must be so good that it makes me overlook those deal-breakers (at least for me). I read widely, so this
A Great Book Nook
This list is a collection of books I like. I hope you enjoy them too.
Miao Lishu's Cat Food
Don't try to persuade people who keep moving forward despite a road ahead that's shrouded in darkness. Do you really think they're blind? The highest form of cruelty isn't numb indifference or taking pleasure in it. It's not knowing what cruelty is in the first place. You strike a rebellious pose, disillusioned with the world, and try to replace society's rules with your own. You lay bare the truth in a blunt, simple, utterly pessimistic way, letting everything take its course and fall into pla
Entertainment and Farming
Mainly showbiz and farming stories. I've tried every book myself, and they're all gems. Give them a try!
Dragon Clan
Dragon Raja
My Middle School Years
Borrowed from classmates, stolen from bookstores, paid for with whatever I could scrape together from my living expenses
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I'm heartbroken. My grandma took several physical books and sold them because my middle school homeroom teacher wouldn't let us read novels.
I've reached the end of chapter 83. Could you please tell me if this is considered complete?
If... Xia Mi weren't the Dragon King, perhaps she really would have ended up with the expressionless man.
My favorite book in the Dragon Raja series.
This is truly the pinnacle; the handling of emotions is unparalleled.
I think Lu Mingfei is the Black King, but he has a cowardly personality. He controls the bloodline and power but doesn't remember how to use it. The Little Devil, on the other hand, controls the Dragon Heart and the memories. Their deal is similar to the description of the Blood Explosion in Dragon Slayer 2: the first two times were about releasing power, the third time was about the Dragon Heart, and the fourth time...
I watched it in my third year of junior high school and have never forgotten it. Now I'm a freshman in college.
As the title suggests Chu Xia was truly heartbroken. Two people who are in sync but never willing to give in They all say that Ryuzo Uesugi Erii's fate is truly heartbreaking. But my lingering regret will always be that summer of Chu Xia.
My masterpiece, the ending is truly unforgettable.
It's a pity that this IP was ruined by Jiangnan.
Jiangnan the old thief still doesn't understand this kind of person's true character. When his act of showing off fails, he'll keep pretending even if it means death. If he's being beaten by a mob, he'll bite one of their teeth even if it means getting beaten up. Has he used up all his ruthlessness in the first movie?