Dragon Raja: Lu Mingfei Returns from Retirement in Warhammer

Explanation of Lu Laobing's personality. Some people think that Warhammer 40k is a mad universe, so everyone in it must be mad, but that's a misconception. The Empire has both the Hive World and the Garden World, and the Space Marines have both the Malice Warriors Chapter and the Salamanders Chapter. When not fighting, the warriors of the Salamander Legion live among ordinary people.

Come and admire the beautiful emperor!

This is hilarious! I remember in the original story, back when iPhone 4 was still around, his parents sent him 100,000 yuan every month. If I remember correctly, 100,000 yuan—if you didn't need a guardian, you could have lived comfortably on your own back then! It's really funny. Honestly, the thing I hated most in the whole story was that woman. She was like a shrew, using other people's money and thinking she was so righteous. It was disgusting.

Folks, I've noticed a pattern: in those weak and powerless dragon fanfics, no matter how many battles the protagonist has fought, how many enemies he's killed, or even if he's a Celestial King or Emperor returning from another world, he can't escape the fate of fighting Chu Zihang and Caesar for three to five hundred rounds the first time they meet.

What's going on? Has Lu Mingfei taken over the starting line?

Outrageous

The Four Gods: Another new world to invade! Let's go, let's enter from the warp and let the minions pass through. Space Marines: They are not pure-blooded, and they are all traitors (a Space Marine can go on a rampage across a planet).

Why not massacre Kassel? The one who lies is the one who sacrificed girls to have mixed blood? The truth is, this wasn't a sacrifice; they captured a dragon and forcibly hybridized with it! Shouldn't the world dominated by mixed-race individuals come to an end? Moreover, this hybrid's act of spying on the dragon race's power and using humans to achieve his goal is an even greater crime, deserving of death.

Are the people from Warhammer really that easy to talk to? I remember the most benevolent one didn't even consider mortals as one of his own... Putting everything else aside, a thousand years! One look from him could scare a dog to death, right? You'd feel awkward if that group of people just stared at you, or maybe the author really doesn't have a concept of that so-called murderous aura?

I want to know why Xia Mi didn't die? She's definitely an Xenomorph. Is it because she's female? Or is she humanoid? Then why didn't Fenrir kill her? It's a complete dragon! It previously claimed all Xenomorphs had to die, but now both of them are alive. The difference is too great, it's disappointing.