Dragon Raja: Lu Mingfei Begins with All Quiet on the Western Front

The essence of All Quiet on the Western Front is peace, while the essence of the dragon clan is war. The bad boy in the original book has no idea why he wants to slay the dragon from the beginning. It's the same essence as a farmer trying to kill another farmer he doesn't even know.

Many Dragon Clan fanfics have given Lu Mingfei great power, and then forcibly molded Lu Mingfei's mind to show his mental growth, but it is quite awkward to read. This book uses war to explain Lu Mingfei's mental growth in detail, making Lu Mingfei's character more three-dimensional.

"They all say that I am a crazy butcher. Only I know that I am fighting the devil"🤓

If nothing else, when Ming Fei goes to Kassel and finds out that these damn squids and the Presbyterian Church are still ruling the secret party, I feel that they will be chopped up immediately without saying anything.

The writing on World War I is very good so far. I can write more. For example, after the war, I wrote about serving in the government, army, and secret police of the Weimar Republic, the weird things in Berlin, Heidelberg University, ptsd, and my interactions with the hair-washer, etc. There are also accidental contacts with European mixed-race families and secret parties in the early 20th century. During this time, Meniek and Angers were both young people. Is Fingel's family in Munich or somewhere? They can also create opportunities to contact Lu Shanyan and others in the East. Kaczynski's name does not sound like a German, but like a Slav, whose ancestors immigrated to Germany? I feel like I can make a fuss about it. After the war, you can contact the Kaczynski family, settle down (?), And even leave descendants. In the end, he dies unexpectedly and returns to reality (laughs), and even his grandparents can become schoolmates (laughs)

All Quiet on the Western Front and The Wandering Earth are great, but I couldn't understand this chapter after Return, and I was ready to abandon the book at any time if things didn't go well. Ask a World War I veteran with a KD of over 10,000, a super pilot with a KD of over 500, a global military commander during the world model period, and a half-savior, and you want him to go to Cowherd's shop? I really don't understand. Let's wait until the new chapter comes out tomorrow and take a look. It's really a bit abstract.

Occasionally I recall the first volume, and I have to say that it is a talent to write such a good beginning like this.

It's hard for me to comment. Doesn't this feel inappropriate? The three books together feel so inconsistent I hope the author can meet readers who like this. I deleted the book. Before deleting it, I really wanted to ask, after reading your introduction and title, did I want to read this? If "All Quiet on the Western Front" reflects the cruelty of war and the desire for peace, plus some racial conflicts between dragons and human beings against indifferent hybrids, and uses Lu Mingfei's growth as the main thread, then OK, it's absolutely fine. This is what I want to see. Up to this point, the main conflicts are still the conflicts between dragons and humans and the hybrids inserted in the middle. Then what is the purpose of inserting "The Wandering Earth" now? It mainly solves the conflict between man and nature, which is the contradiction of survival. The racial conflict between dragons and humans is a secondary conflict. So in order to save the earth, should we unite the dragon race and the hybrid race? So what is the war to unite humans and dragons? More importantly, what is the content of your first battle? Next, whether to completely destroy the dragons and hybrids to ensure the implementation of the wandering earth plan, or to unite the dragons and hybrids, you will have to sew out your rejection reaction. Even if Zhu Tianwen knows about worlds with similar themes, I can still find it interesting. I can only wish the author to meet readers who have similar ideas to his own as soon as possible.

A group of people clamored that there would be no female protagonist. After the voting results came out, their arrogance was amused by their friends. For example: "Vote for harem ≠ follow-up subscription" "I hate the harem party, don't run away again when the time comes to subscribe" "The subject matter is not suitable for the harem"... Wait I wonder, how many of my brothers have traveled through time in the future? Did you foresee something that hasn't happened yet? On the ranking list of light novel themes, except for the monster of Samsara Paradise, I read correctly that the harem genre accounts for a large proportion of the books that have been at the top in the past few months. It's strange how it changes when it comes to some people's mouths. After all, don't most authors write books just to make money? As for those who are not motivated by money, I believe there are some, but they are only a minority. Since it is to make money, and in the field of light novels, the harem genre is more popular according to its current form, then why not do it? Don't talk to me about the silent majority. The rankings are there. Facts speak louder than words. As for the exception of the book "Reincarnation Paradise" that someone may want to mention, I have a better example, "The Circle of Fate", which is even more popular. Some people may also say, alas, the best-performing dragon fanfics all have single or no female protagonists. Before, it was popular in Naruto fan fiction that the eternal kaleidoscope was opened at the age of seven or eight. Why doesn't anyone write like this now? After all, whether a novel attracts readers depends on the author's writing skills. The single female protagonist in the harem is the icing on the cake, although at present, there are high and low icings on the cake. It is understandable that the author caters to a wider audience, after all, we have to live. As for some people, my suggestion is that instead of rolling around, it is better to reward a few big leagues, which is more effective.

The most attractive thing about this book at the beginning is the image of a fallen boy who grew up in World War I and became a deeply admired war hero, a steel soldier who came from history. This is an area that Dragon Clan fan fiction has not written about. There should be a lot of content to be written about exploring the secrets left by Hill and the Dragon Clan's secrets and unfilled pits. However, the Wandering Earth was stitched together, destroying this sense of historical weight and the character that a World War I war hero should have, including blindly following the main plot of the original book. It really ruined the writing of a fine book.