Dragon Raja: Lu Mingfei, Harbinger of Calamity

It's a bit difficult to write. In terms of combat power, if he could lead the Star Guardians, he'd be too strong, easily defeating the Black King. However, his character is too unconventional, and the fact that the Grand Marshal of the Human Alliance would have a romantic relationship feels a bit out of place, unless a Star Guardian player has a classic beast fetish and falls in love with a female dragon.

It's good. Hope the later parts don't fall apart. At least one uncle and aunt went to jail. Although there weren't many chapters dedicated to them, it's much better than the neighboring story that spent over a hundred chapters dealing with this bloodsucking leech. So satisfying!

This Lu Mingfei... Well, I suggest strengthening the dragon race setting (no mercy). Otherwise, the dragon worldview is just child's play.

Could it be that some ancient god has cursed Jiangnan, causing every fanfiction he writes to be abandoned?

When Dragon Raja 1 was first released, it was dubbed the Chinese version of Harry Potter, clearly mirroring the Dursleys as Lu Mingfei's aunt and uncle's family. The difference lies in the fact that, with the increasing number of later updates, the characters of both the aunt and uncle's family and the Dursleys underwent drastic changes.

These useless guys at Kassel College really love to show off, even though they don't have the ability to back up their bragging.

Did you lose? If you didn't, why would they call you a war criminal?

It is suggested that the abnormal organization be renamed Bureau 749 🙂

It lacks the engaging, visceral thrill of that other book by Dianlao; it feels very verbose, especially the part about arriving in Beijing. That plot with the Third Young Master is a mess—one minute he's sleepy, the next he's not. What's he doing, just casually getting rid of people like that?! I came to see them blast those nonsensical things to smithereens, not to see forced pretentiousness. The countdown has already started!

I've currently finished reading all 50-plus chapters. My assessment is that, aside from the slightly immature writing style, it's incredibly satisfying. This story primarily focuses on the stars, with dragons playing a secondary role. If you're looking for campus life, you can basically forget about it. Let a great civilization descend upon a barbaric planet! Natural disasters, I want to see rivers of blood!