Dragon Raja: Historical Simulator

I find it strange that the dragon-race transmigrators are so wary of the Black King. No matter how powerful or mysterious he is (like rebooting timelines or altering causality), his actual combat strength is what it is; he can only bully his own kind on Earth. The transmigrators could easily go to the moon or a space station, making him untouchable; or they could simply use their superpowers to advance their technology and eliminate him once and for all with a single planet-destroying cannon.

These latest dozen or twenty pages have become a collection of long, tedious, and meaningless rambling dialogues and author's narration. Author, you can write your own imagined historical background, no problem, but this is a novel, and it's a paid section. This isn't the free part, nor is it your resource pack. So no matter what you write, it has to be "interesting," you know?

Leaving a comment. I've thought about this before when I saw countless simulation games on Eunuch Cat that used FGO hype but all started with Arthur/Jeanne d'Arc. Wouldn't this formula be better used elsewhere? Now I've finally seen one.

Wait a minute, the system can do things that the White King can't possibly do, right? It's really unreasonable for the author to attribute this power-up to the White King.

I think the latest chapter has strayed a bit from the story. I came here for the romance, not the history. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. 🤐

Keep it up! After the Lu Mingfei fanfiction became a huge hit, it's rare to see a non-Lu Mingfei protagonist story on Qidian. We haven't seen any Dragon Raja fanfiction like this in a long time.

The subject matter is novel, but there's too much unnecessary talk, with a bunch of prepositional clauses before each noun, making it tiring to read.

Are you a hybrid? Okay, let me lower my expectations a bit. Have you ever seen a dragon? Some parts are completely random, with a shockingly high percentage of assumptions 🐶 (Just kidding, feel free to delete if you don't like it) (References not found)

The interweaving of dungeon and real-world storylines is a brilliant plot design, but it would be best to increase the proportion of real-world storylines later on. This doesn't mean reducing dungeon storylines, but simply increasing real-world storylines, to avoid losing readers who came for Dragon Raja fanfiction or new Dragon Raja content. Just some thoughts, for reference only.

This is a tribute to a legend, but for your sake...