Everyday Life After Transmigrating into Dragon Raja
穿越龙族的日常生活
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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Are you really not going to put aside your hostility and come in for a look, sir?
Tell me about it~ Many people ask me if I'm writing about Japanese light novels? I'll answer all your questions here, so please don't ask again. It is, and it isn't. The light novel section is set in Tokyo, so it inevitably has a bit of a Japanese light novel feel. In reality, the situation is somewhat similar to that of Japanese light novels.
Having read up to chapter 188, I don't know why, but I still find Mai and Potato Chips a bit annoying, and also the protagonist. The protagonist's negative image is very well-developed; honestly, I haven't seen many redeeming qualities in him. Even the incident where he went to save Kanda felt mediocre. Is the protagonist a good person? Yes, but that's about it.
Bro, did you create another Lu Mingfei? Don't let Yang Zhi hold you back, we in the anime world have our own Lu Mingfei from Japanese light novels, right?
Chapter 40: The protagonist is still a weakling. He keeps talking about how powerful he was before the reboot, how many bosses came to recruit him, but he never explains just how powerful he actually was. He clearly has the ability to become stronger, but he keeps giving up. At least have some ability to protect yourself instead of scrambling to do something when danger strikes.
I don't know what the author is trying to write. They keep saying they'll stay away, but then they inexplicably get close again. You're expected to go to dinner just because someone invites you? They keep saying they'll stay away, but this is what they end up doing?
This protagonist hardly seems like an adult reborn. It's okay to lack ambition, motivation, and even slack off, but once you've thought things through, you shouldn't be procrastinating. I feel that although the author keeps emphasizing that Utsunomiya is an adult reborn, what's actually portrayed is just an immature child.
Wow, author! You've combined the otaku vibe of Japanese light novels with the awkwardness of Dragon Raja—are you trying to reach for the heavens? 😁
I don't understand
Zero is the female lead, but Lu Mingze's influence on her is undeniable! The main character isn't Lu Mingfei, so you can't just fool him. Are you suggesting a threesome? Seriously?
The male lead should move around more; stop being a clown.
While Accelerator was somewhat pathetic, at least he wasn't a coward. This protagonist, with his Great Sage powers and vector manipulation abilities, is just a clownish buff; anyone could slap him. The main plot is about to begin, and the protagonist and Zero have confessed their feelings for each other—can't we stop with this pathetic behavior?
Lu Mingfei and Nuonuo, the protagonist and Zero, are exactly the same 😄. The difference is that Yang Z wouldn't even dare to dream of it, but the author dares to dream of it, making him better than Yang Z 👍