Dragon Raja: I'm Lu Mingfei, and I'm Not Unwanted

Not pretentious? Is Lu Mingfei really suffering? I really don't understand. I think he's living a pretty good life. The reason why he's living a miserable life is because he's really never seen suffering in the world! Although he has no parents, he is taken care of by his uncle and his family. Although his aunt is very cruel, she does not bully him and treat him as a human being! He goes to a local private school. Although some people at the school look down on him, there is no bullying. He can even play computer games and brag! Compared to other orphans? It's simply ridiculous~ In the final analysis, it's just that he doesn't want to improve himself!

Shennong gave it a try and found it to be quite good overall. The current main content of this book: This article is mainly about development. Starting from the time when he was first fostered at his uncle's house, an enthusiastic uncle intervened to accompany Lu Mingfei so that he would not be as autistic as in the original book. Advantages: Friends who like the plot of having a cheerful and wealthy uncle to play with when they were young can try it. The author describes Lu Mingfei's sensitive psychology in this once-warm native family and now a cold foster family. I think the description of Lu Mingfei's psychological changes and inner drama under the intervention of a cheerful and strange uncle is good. Relatively speaking, the poisonous point (it may be a problem with my personal perception, so it is just a personal opinion): The protagonist (or one of the two protagonists) is set up to be similar to the returning reincarnation or the protagonist of Zhutianliu during the vacation, which is the king in the introduction. This leads to the fact that in order to highlight the setting of his (Zhutianliu) king (probably a king who travels across the heavens or something), the author chose to copy the public and randomly pick out various Different time and space props (Kamen Rider Transformer, Ultraman Transformer, taking out PS5 in the past few years, etc.), Which made me feel a little embarrassed (of course this is my own opinion and subjective) The general description is that I am the main one. I never tell lies, everything is true, but others don't believe it. The mixed things are a bit mixed, but for readers who can accept this description, this book still looks great, and is generally recommended.

I want to see Ming Fei say to Eriki: Ultraman will not fight little monsters, because I am the light! Then he took out the light stick and transformed Brothers who have the same idea as me, support me.

Sorry, no one wants Lu Mingfei, because he doesn't want others first🤗

This is the weirdest Dragon Clan fan I've ever seen, but it's surprisingly easy and good-looking. Young Master Xiaolu, who hasn't changed much yet, seems to have a chance to become a real Lu Shenren.

I don't understand. It was obviously very well written before, but now a trip to Japan is so boring and long. Let's take care of ourselves, the author. Now I just look at the table of contents and judge the plot, but I have no desire to read any more.

Ming Fei's problem lies in his heart, his spirit, his suffering or tragedy, which are inseparable from himself. From Dragon 1 to Dragon 4, he has always been a withdrawn and autistic child. He draws himself in a circle and never leaves (even if he becomes stronger later, the essence is the same). He has always lived in the past and has no independent opinion. (Or yes, but not expressed, refer to Long 4), essentially similar to Chu Zihang, but the senior brother is isolated from the whole world by himself (with a strong heart), while Ming Fei was isolated (in fact, he has always longed for care and has a fragile heart), which is why he has always been in love with the senior sister (doesn't he think it is true love?). But I can't blame him. After all, he has been truly lonely since he was a child. He has been dependent on others since he was a child (not just for a period of time, but since he was a child, he has not been able to see his parents once a year). In this case, even in the face of injustice, Ming Fei may not even be angry, let alone resist. The mentality is very negative. He has always been a child who cannot grow up. Many sufferings are inseparable from his character (character determines fate). He has serious mental problems, but he cannot be blamed. After all, the environment he grew up in has never given him a correct outlook on life. His past is similar to that of the male protagonist in The Truman World (he has always been monitored, and his growth trajectory has been manipulated, right?). Before meeting Luo Luo, he was like a boiling sheep + a doormat + an unlucky guy + a wretch. Perhaps for Ming Fei, according to the normal trajectory of his life, it would be good to find an ordinary job after graduating from college and live alone. Perhaps this way, he can re-enrich his spiritual world after asking his relatives. In his heart, it is a pity that this is not the case. Instead, as a passive and world-weary child, he is set on the mission of sacrificing himself to save the world. This mission may seem to others to be glory and motivation, and he can accept it happily. , But it is a burden to him, because he has neither the strength nor the preparation (psychologically) to bear this responsibility, just like what he did in Long Si, it seems like he was escaping (after all, there were people who cared about at that time, and they died one by one), maybe Ming Fei has been begging for death, after all, the world has almost no color in the eyes of this child, without love for time, the world, and indifference to his own life. To sum up, it is undeniable that Ming Fei's character determines his fate, and his pain and suffering are inseparable from his own. But I can't justly blame him. I feel more pity and pity for him. I just like that he can get out of his self-isolated circle and let go of the influence of his childhood. After all, his childhood was really without glory. He had many bad conditions, left-behind children, divorced families, etc. At least you know that no matter what the world says, there are still people who care about you, parents, grandparents, etc. In Concubine Ming's view, he himself was just a wild dog on the roadside, no one cared whether he was alive or dead. In my opinion, it is rare for such a concubine to not turn into a DG who hates society and is anti-human.

If nothing else, the Dragon Clan is just a romance novel covered in fantasy, so as long as there is high-end combat power, the Dragon Clan's ending will be perfect, so our Sequence 2 team applied to fight 🙂

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