Dragon Raja: Lu Mingfei Will Not Die in the Shura Field

I want Lu Xia, Lu Nuo, Lu Shangshan, Lu Ling, and Lu Mai. Please type 6.

Since Chen Wenwen reads Western romance novels every day, which are mixed with themes of separation, admiration, vanity, love, infidelity, and the giving and receiving of abuse, her values ​​are becoming increasingly abnormal as she reads more of these books. Perhaps her good education can help her hide these things, but we all know that many things cannot be hidden.

Today I confessed my feelings to a junior classmate whose personality is very similar to Su Xiaoqiang's, using techniques from Teacher Laolu, and I succeeded! 🥺🥺🥺

I couldn't take it anymore after reading half of the book. The romance was a complete mess, with no progress for dozens of chapters. The conflict resolution between Liu and Su clearly collapsed, and the ending was abrupt and forced (if you think the author left it open for the reader to imagine I'd give in).

I originally wrote a long post about the commonalities between harem and dragon fanfiction in making up for regrets, and about the collaborative creation between authors and readers, but I didn't save it. Perhaps it's too long and rambling for everyone to read, so I'll just give a simple analysis.

In the Dragon Raja series, it's a huge mess to forget Nono and take Xia Mi into the harem. I'm not saying you can't take Xia Mi; I'm a fan of LuNu and Xia Mi myself. But since you even stole your senior brother's woman, and then left Nono for Caesar, you're basically giving her away.

I feel the author's understanding of the "battlefield" and the knife has gone astray, causing this novel to go from an excellent beginning to its current direction. The "battlefield" or "conflict scene" we talk about now usually comes from anime and manga, often with a light comedic tone.

This is the first time I've felt guilty reading a harem novel. The author portrayed Su Xiaoqiang as someone on a completely different level from the others. What should have been a balanced, intense battle turned into a betrayal of Su Xiaoqiang by Lu Mingfei. It's very sad. I'm usually not picky about single-female protagonists, but this is the first time I've felt that a single-female lead would be better.

Why do people all like Chen Wenwen and Liu Miaomiao? 🥵 Su can at least be said to admire the strong and outstanding, not Zhao Menghua himself. I can accept Chen Wenwen's scheming nature, but Liu Miaomiao and Zhao Menghua cheating on Chen Wenwen is questionable in terms of their character.

The overall tone is too depressing and heavy with negativity. This book should be positioned as a light novel, but it's made so melancholic and tragic. It's a harem novel without any sweet moments. The early part, where Liu Miaomiao uses Lu Mingfei as a substitute for Chu Zihang, is incredibly abstract.