Dragon Raja: Lu Mingfei Begins on the Eastern Front

Those who want to make Lao Lu fight for the rest of his life, you are the real cyber-human devils 👍

Lu Mingfei: "Don't panic. I've studied history. The Soviet Union could win." What is meant by the Stalinist counter-revolutionary clique? "And what is General Secretary Bukharin?" "Which World War II (fear) are you talking about?"

The previous World War I arc was absolutely amazing. Then, The Wandering Earth was a complete disaster. Can I trust the author again this time?

The Lu Mingfei you portrayed is so pitiful! After Verdun, he fought the Somme, and then World War II.

If you really can't write modern language, you might as well keep sending Prison Road to war.

If you're going to write about World War II, then write about World War II properly. Stop with the random time travel. The modern part of your last book had no flavor at all. Once World War II is mostly covered, we can move on to the TNO timeline and continue fighting the Nazis in a parallel world.

Now Lu Mingfei has achieved immortality, and will remain a soldier for eternity. The author has been fighting wars from his first book to his third, from the Western Front to the Eastern Front—that's incredible. Doesn't that require a colonel or a lion hunter?

This author insists on using the Dragon Raja universe to portray Lu Mingfei. Your previous Western Front story was quite good; you could have easily written a completely new story, perhaps adding some magical elements. There's no need to fixate on Lu Mingfei. This is your third Dragon Raja book!

Hey! I have an idea. When we get to the Battle of Stalingrad, we run into a madman named Wilhelm Hans on the prison road...

My suggestion is that the author should just focus on Lu Mingfei's performance on the Eastern Front of World War II. Don't go back in time again, especially since the author added a bunch of strange elements after the time travel in the previous book. The reason I enjoyed the previous book was because I wanted to see Lu Mingfei use his "Word of Power" on the battlefield and display his divine might. I hope this book maintains the style of the early parts of the previous book.