
Dragon Raja: Lu Mingfei Doesn’t Want to Become a Night City Legend
龙族:路明非不想当夜之城传奇
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Lu Mingfei's installation of a prosthetic body was a waste of time. Planetary life forms have no need for those fancy gadgets. Ordinary dragons who have no authority in the dragon clan can use their flesh and blood to assimilate steel and turn the nuclear reactor into their own heart to eat nuclear energy. The science of the Dragon Clan is alchemy. The Seven Kingdoms are much more powerful than prosthetics. Element replacement, spiritual recasting, concept arming, time counterflow, space opening, life creation and causal separation.
Sure enough, damn it, I really don't know how the author used that amazing wisdom to make the decision to integrate the worldview 🤔
In the end, the heavy hammering was completely achieved by exploding seeds. This was the case when the author wrote the last book. When encountering strong enemies, he basically relied on explosive seeds and then tried his best to implement a set of logic. This one is a little better. At least Lu Mingfei's setting supports him to reasonably explode seeds during battles. However, this routine has been used too much in various novels and animations. It looks quite boring. Moreover, it is not enough to do it once in a battle. It has to be done several times.
No, buddy, you dragon people really can't forget this book? (
Has Lu Mingfei become a tool to test the author's writing skills?
It's very abstract After returning to the Dragon Clan, you cheated like crazy. You used a broken Pentium CPU to equal or even crush the supercomputer Norma, and you used a broken molecular wire to pull an airplane. How dare you fly it? After returning to 2007, you became useless again. It would take even a mantis to fight. Jin, you lost to Heavy Hammer in the last chapter, your magnetic field pushed you fart I understand that David lost to Heavy Hammer. It is normal for Yeluzi's equipment to be unable to beat high-end customization. You have already cheated and jumped out of the system. Each of the cheats you activated is harder than the last one. Is it funny that you still lose?
The integrated worldview limits the upper limit of this book
I have one thing to say, if there were two worlds, I would try it right away. As soon as I saw the comment section saying that cyberpunk and dragons merged into a world view, I withered away. I have played 2077, and also watched Edgewalker and Dragons. The two worlds are so weird together, and the excitement I originally expected is gone.
Those who can accept the fusion of world views should watch it. Those who like to watch the normal Two Worlds stream and the Return stream can run away.
There is no problem with the integration of world views in itself, but the idea of the integration in this book is really hard to agree with The world view of the Dragon Clan is based on blood and hierarchy, with dragons and dragons and phoenixes. It is Jiangnan's fantasy of European aristocrats and a reinterpretation of history based on childish elitism. It is fundamentally incompatible with the theme of "the last desperate struggle of little people like cyberpunks". If the two worldviews must be grafted together, it should be the Dragon Clan that needs to be revised, not Cyberpunk 2077. To sew 2077 into the Dragon Clan is to completely sacrifice the basics and completely lose the charm of 2077 just to add some dispensable "protagonist buffs" to the Dragon Clan, which in turn leads to the inconsistency of the entire style.
Then who can make up for the Fujimaru Ritsuka I'm missing 😭