Dragon Raja V: The Return of the Departed

I liked Old Tang in the first movie, so Old Tang left. In the second part, he liked Xia Mi, so Xia Mi left. He liked Erii in the third part, so Erii left. In the fourth installment, she liked Chu Zihang, so Chu Zihang left. This is the fifth installment, Jiangnan, I like you...

Recently, after news broke that Jiang Nan had been diagnosed with depression, I saw a lot of vicious comments, saying he was making terrible movies and TV series, and that his writing was getting worse and worse, and that he deserved his depression. I'm really baffled. What terrible crime did Jiang Nan commit? First, I admit that Jiang Nan's films are indeed terrible.

In Dragon Raja 1, I liked Old Tang, but he died. In Dragon Raja 2, I liked Xia Mi, but she died. In Dragon Raja 3, I liked Erii, but she died. In Dragon Raja 4, I liked my senior brother, but he passed away. So in Dragon Raja 5, I liked Jiangnan, but Jiangnan hasn't updated for over a year.

A new internet cafe opened on the street corner. The owner was a middle-aged man who looked a bit down and was always worried about the rent. The proprietress was a beautiful Japanese woman, over forty years old, yet she looked like a twenty-year-old. Unfortunately, she was mute and could only communicate with pen and paper.

I'd like to offer my humble opinion and give a shout-out to the great master.

China's five thousand years of culture can be condensed into the Dragon Culture, and the Dragon Culture is the spirit of Lu Mingfei. Understanding Lu Mingfei is understanding China. The culture of the dragon race is about striving, perseverance, never giving up, and especially optimism. I played Lu Mingfei from the first to the fifth installment of Dragon Raja, so I know him very well.

Everyone, please stop criticizing. The main reason the Shanghai Fortress movie was poorly made is the screenwriter's fault. They arbitrarily changed the script, completely altering the main plot of the original story. Embarrassingly, the screenwriter was Jiang Nan.

If it were anyone else, readers would probably be criticizing the protagonist for being unable to walk past women, but not Jiang Nan. We all know that if Christina appears any longer, she'll be dead in the next chapter or the one after that. 🙂

Your new book is just like you back then—completely lacking in highlights. No wonder your senior sister doesn't like you. 😜 When you suddenly bump into your senior sister one day and discover she's heavily pregnant, and the man is someone you dislike, it's as sweet as a passionate kiss 😆😆

Let's build a building dedicated to Little Dragon Girl, as summer arrives, as she is the loneliest character in the entire story.