Starting Over as a Human, Beginning with Dragon Raja
从龙族开始重新做人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 489k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Here's my response to the question of whether this book has a female lead.
First. There is currently no female protagonist in this book. When I was creating the outline, the first thing I had to consider was Xu Yuan's character design before I started looking for a suitable female lead. Result. Cannot find it. At least I didn't find it. For example, Xia Mi is very goal-oriented and could never be the female lead.
No? The world of Dragon Raja doesn't follow a storyline. To put it simply, this novel was written by Jiang Nan using his own writing style. Without Jiangnan's writing style, who would read that lousy plot? The selling point of Dragon Clan is its Jiangnan-style writing. It's not Lu Mingfei, it's not part of the plot. It's not about slaying dragons.
Regarding the absence of a female lead
The subsequent plot won't be that Lu Mingfei marries Nuonuo, Erii, and Ling, and Chu Zihang marries Xia Mi and Su Xi, with the lonely protagonist helping them out and acting as their wingman, and then silently wishing them happiness in the end, right?
Shennong is here
I saw a lot of monthly votes and thought it was a new masterpiece, but it turns out it was just old fans pushing it up. I thought it was just okay, rather boring, and the author wrote it without a female lead. I didn't finish it. If you came for Dragon Raja, you can leave now!
I'm really curious, since none of the books Lao Mo writes have female protagonists. But I remember one of his books, I think it was a Harry Potter fanfiction, suddenly stopped updating. The operations manager said Lao Mo got arrested while out for a massage. So, can anyone tell me if Lao Mo is male or female?
It feels like it's going to be a flop.
I've seen very few well-written Dragon Raja stories; they're either abandoned or have terrible endings. What's the point of writing about this stuff? The plot is short, the power levels are chaotic, and it's completely biased.
Lao Mo, I'm not worried about you not finishing Naruto, I'm just worried that you'll rot away in Dragon Clan. If that happens, wow! 😭
Dragon Raja doesn't have a female protagonist = Naruto doesn't have battles
Author, you're not actually treating Dragon Raja like a shonen manga, are you? Let me be blunt: what's the difference between a romance novel like Dragon Raja without a female lead and a shonen manga like Naruto without battles? You'd have a better future writing a Detective Conan fanfic without a detective than a Dragon Raja fanfic without a female lead.
You can't even secure the core fanbase of Naruto anymore, yet you dare to write about the literary dragon clan. Ultimately, you're doomed. 🤭
As expected, another mediocre writer who failed to break the dragon curse. So many dragon fanfics have only a handful completed; even Jiang Nan himself couldn't break it, barely managing a weak sequel. Let alone these fanfics that want to continue. Jiang Nan's sequels are like fresh ingredients with spoiled seasonings.