I’m the Dragon King in Dragon Raja

The story is about suppressing Quwen, imitating Jiangnan, burying blades, and taking human evil as the theme. In addition, I have read 80% of the full text, and Lu Mingfei is as useless as ever, or even worse, even though the protagonist is not Lu Mingfei. In this book, it is assumed that Lu Mingfei is the Dragon King. When the protagonist reveals his identity as the Dragon King to Lu Mingfei, Lu Mingfei chooses to resist. He chooses to regard the short 18 years of "human" life as the subject of memory and the "human" consciousness as the main body, and actively forgets this matter... More abstractly, the left and right brain cutting surgery is still effective on the Dragon King, or the wedge sound is also effective on the Dragon King. It is clear that Lu Mingfei is not Lu Mingze, and Lu Mingfei can also be aroused by the wedge sound to "evil" side. But if Lu Mingfei is the Dragon King, it makes little sense for Lu Mingze to be "trapped" in Black Swan Port: Since Lu Mingfei is the Dragon King, then Lu Mingze will not be a good person, so what is the point of staying in Black Swan Port, why can he be operated on, and what is his plan in Black Swan Port. And the author likes to have a sense of ambiguity. For a character who is a villain compared to the protagonist, he likes to use pronouns and not to write specifics. All villains are like the "little black men" who committed the crime in "Detective Conan", and he also likes to use storyboards and cutting. Before the storyline of one place is completely described, he unfolds what happened in another place. However, the two things do not necessarily happen at the same time. I feel a bit severe when reading and browsing.

It mainly relies on the original text, but it does have unique insights in it. It explains all the original Riddlers in place, and the style is relatively close to the original text. However, after it was separated from the original text in the later stages, it was still not satisfactory, and many details were not perfected.

Although it is a fanfic, it also fills in countless pitfalls for Jiangnan old thieves and provides readers with a new way of thinking.

At first I thought the plot was novel, but later on I felt more and more that the protagonist was the opposite of human beings, and Lu Mingfei was written as a villain, which made me even more cowardly. I accepted Chumi more, what do you mean by brother and sister? Moreover, the novel does not clearly describe the relationship between the male and female protagonists, and there are no obvious emotional scenes. I didn't want to read it after reading it. I hate Fu Nian. In short, it deviated too much from the original work and I didn't really like it.

This is the only Dragon Clan fanfic I've finished reading. It's really good.

I want to ask who the heroine is

Overall, it's good, with many pitfalls filled in. The author provides a very fresh idea, the writing is also good, and the plot is also creative. However, I feel that a lot of the content later is unnecessary, and a lot of space is used to talk about some unimportant NPC things, which is a bit cumbersome. But I quite like the ending of the story. Although it seems to be an open ending, I think there is a high probability that the protagonist will dominate the world, establish his own rules, and then eat potato chips and watch anime with his sister in a courtyard in Beijing. This kind of arrogant character that is strong on the outside but strong on the inside but strong on the inside has won my heart, hahaha.

The writing is okay, but the settings have been changed a lot. The emotional line is not very good, and Elifen and Jörmungandr are brother and sister. Jörmungandr actually likes Chu Zihang, but the orthopedics that the author changed is a bit unbearable. I can't even finish the Japanese chapter. No matter what I say, I want to see Herzog killed before I say anything.

It's a bit disgusting. The female author's unique script. The protagonist is a man but she treats Chu Zihang like a gay. The female author likes Chu Zihang but the protagonist is a man. She writes about men and women directly. For example, Chu Zihang didn't put on his shirt after the battle. The protagonist gave him the cloak to prevent outsiders from seeing his naked upper body. Then Chu Zihang put on the cloak and leaned on the protagonist's arm. It smelled like a rotten stench. After the battle, a normal man would care about his friends not letting outsiders see his upper body? Is it a problem to have no clothes on your upper body? There are too many disgusting plots like this. This book should be on a female channel, not a male channel to disgust people.

Chu Zihang's writing is inexplicable, a bit out of place, and I can't accept it.