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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- 1.1M Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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Installing a prosthetic body on Lu Mingfei is putting the cart before the horse. Planetary life forms have absolutely no need for those fancy gadgets. Even ordinary dragons without authority can use their flesh and blood to assimilate steel and turn nuclear reactors into their own hearts to consume nuclear energy. The science of the dragon race is alchemy.
Sure enough, it's a dead end. I really don't know how the author used such astonishing wisdom to make the decision to merge worldviews. 🤔
So, he only managed to get through the heavy hammer attack by unleashing his full power. This was the same trope in the author's previous book; he basically relied on unleashing his full power to overcome powerful enemies, then tried to make it all logically consistent.
No, buddy, do you dragons really not forget this book?
Has Lu Mingfei become a tool for testing an author's writing ability?
It's very abstract. After returning to the Dragon Clan, he went on a rampage, using a crappy Pentium CPU to fight on par with and even crush Norma, a supercomputer. He even used a broken molecular wire to pull an airplane. You really dare to do that! Back in 2007, he became useless again, struggling even to defeat Mantis. In the most recent chapter, he even lost to Heavy Hammer.
The fusion of worldviews limits the potential of this book.
To be honest, if it were two separate worlds, I'd be eager to try it out. But seeing comments about merging cyberpunk and dragon-themed universes really dampened my enthusiasm. I've played Cyberpunk 2077 and watched The Edgewalker and Dragon Raja, and combining these two feels incredibly strange. The exciting aspects I was initially looking forward to are completely gone.
If you can accept the fusion of worldviews, then those who prefer normal dual-world narratives and return-to-life narratives can move on.
There's nothing wrong with merging worldviews in themselves, but the approach this book takes to do so is hard to agree with. The worldview of Dragon Race is based on bloodline and hierarchy, with dragons begetting dragons and phoenixes begetting phoenixes. It is Jiang Nan's fantasy of European nobility and a reinterpretation of history based on naive elitism.
Who's going to fill the gap left by my missing Fujimaru Ritsuka? 😭