Dragon Raja: Lu Mingfei's Life-Growth Simulator

This book, with its ingenious design and eloquent writing, answers a question for readers: What kind of person is Lu Mingfei? Before he succeeded as chairman after Ryuzo's death, thanks to the green light given by the former chairman Caesar, he was a good-for-nothing who showed no signs of effort and made no changes after Erii's death. Why is this happening?

The person above made a good point; it's fair and correct. Lu Mingfei truly hasn't grown. Many people say that those who possess the blood of a king will inevitably end with a sword, and Lu Mingfei's eyes hold the mark of a lion—this is indeed the path Lu Mingfei will take later in life. But there is one major premise.

This can't possibly be written by a newbie. I'd eat my phone.

This book is the highest quality I've ever read among all the Dragon Raja fanfiction. Other books, no matter how good the content or how brilliant the writing, always feel awkward to me, lacking a sense of Lu Mingfei's growth. They resort to forced flashbacks to make things illogical. Only this book truly depicts Mingfei's growth. (A brief illustration follows.)

Looking for anime series with various themes, especially those that are melancholic or leave viewers with a sense of regret. I don't want domestic comics; if I write about them, they'll be banned, unless a reader can help me get the copyright. No Korean comics, I'll get banned if I write about them. No graphic content, or it will get banned.

It's pretty much confirmed that the author sold the book to a studio. The difference in writing style before and after is huge. The original author had a strong foundation in writing, and even the titles were very evocative. But later on, the writing suddenly became terrible. If you look closely, even the word choice has changed.

It's not that I wanted to support the series; I originally came for Dragon Raja. The main problem is that Demon Slayer has too much content, with too little focus on the Dragon Raja universe itself. This is very unfriendly to someone like me who hasn't read Demon Slayer. 😭😭 I believe most people who support the series feel the same way. It would be better if there were more Dragon Raja content interspersed throughout.

New readers can remove the book from their bookshelf after watching the three Demon Slayer simulations. The later parts are completely different from the earlier ones. I've been nurturing this book for so long, and it turned into a pile of poop.

I rarely want to write book reviews because I think it's a waste of time. But after reading your work, I felt like I'd been tricked into a restaurant, eaten the specialty dish, and then discovered it was a recipe for disaster – I just had to get it off my chest. 🙂 It's so weak, especially towards the end. It's obvious you weren't thinking straight while writing it. My condolences. 🙂

The beginning of Demon Slayer was quite good, but it dragged on for too long. Also, you wrote about Lu Mingfei, not Tanjiro. Lu Mingfei is a character who uses cheat codes to defeat enemies, not a hot-blooded young man like Tanjiro who fights desperately and with determination to defeat his enemies.