Lu Mingfei, Cult Leader
密教头子路明非
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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514Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
24.1kFans
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Purely a blob. I was initially drawn in by the esoteric teachings, but after watching, Lu Mingfei is still a loser, only now he's relying on Miss Snake instead of his senior brothers and sisters. Lu Mingfei's personal outburst scenes are less about outbursts and more about him getting carried away with fangirling; he's completely useless.
They've all come to slap us in the face, so why keep those classmates around? Let's just sacrifice them all.
In the original story, hybrids are superior to ordinary people, so bringing out a nation that was originally insignificant to steal the spotlight is really jarring. And if you're going to bring it out, fine, but dragons are humanity's enemy, and slaying dragons is a task for all humans. Bringing out a nation, but only Kassel is contributing to the dragon-slaying effort, doesn't that feel abrupt?
The esoteric section was alright (I haven't played the game), but the dragon section portrayed the characters like second-rate villains—quite clownish, always getting angry and losing their temper. While sometimes influenced by Lu Mingfei, distorting popular characters from the original work in fanfiction is just a letdown. 😓
Actually, the author writes very well, and I really enjoy reading it. However, I felt a little uncomfortable with the latest chapter. Chen Motong's consciousness entered the "golden finger" (which, to me, is Lu Mingfei's golden finger). It felt like growing up alone at 18, with no one to accompany you, and then on your 18th birthday, you spent all your allowance on a birthday cake, intending to…
Lu Mingfei is like a trained dog; even if you gave him the power of the Seven Deadly Sins, he wouldn't dare kill a chicken. He's truly a complete waste, a pawn from beginning to end, not even worth saving.
The author writes well; much better than those who can't continue writing outside of Kassel College.
Current minor issues
Minor issues, that is, oversights that are not major reasons to abandon the book but do affect the reading experience, are minor flaws that do not detract from the overall merit. 1. Incorrect terminology within the game. For example, in the game "Cultist Simulator," the term "sexual affinity" is mistakenly written as "affinity." 2. Errors in proper nouns.
The good news has that Jiangnan flavor; the bad news is Jiangnan itself.
At first, I was quite happy to see that it had the feel of the original work, but the more I watched, the more something seemed off, and then I realized it was the original work, just wrapped in a cult-like veneer. Here are two points that really messed with my mindset.
How effective is the combat system of Tantric Buddhism in actual battles? Although the vocabulary sounds sophisticated and secretive, it might not be as effective as Avada Kedavra's ability to devour melons in combat.