Clã dos Dragões: Lu Mingfei Retorna das Light Novels Japonesas
Herzog, que roubou o sangue do Rei Branco, a Espada de Dâmocles, e Lu Mingfei gravemente ferido afundou na Baía de Tóquio, mas acabou atravessando inesperadamente para o mundo das light novels japonesas. No primeiro ano, ele estudou na Escola Secundária Kamiyama, entrou para o Clube de Literatura Clássica e, junto com os membros, desvendou o segredo de "Hyouka". No segundo ano, devido à mudança no trabalho de seus pais, ele transferiu-se para a Escola Secundária Geral de Chiba e, junto com Hikigaya Hachiman e outros, tornou-se um dos fundadores do Clube de Serviço. No terceiro ano, ele se transferiu novamente, desta vez para a prestigiada Escola de Desenvolvimento Avançado, considerada a melhor do país, e lá encontrou um homem ainda mais pretensioso que o presidente Caesar e seu irmão mais velho Chu Zihang. Durante a convivência, Lu Mingfei também aprendeu gradualmente as qualidades deles — a gentileza silenciosa, conhecida como "yasashii". Ao se formar após três anos, Lu Mingfei acordou e descobriu que havia renascido em 4 de julho de 2004, no terceiro ano do ensino fundamental, naquela noite escura de chuva torrencial. PS: A história segue uma estratégia ordenada, não é impulsiva, tem como tom principal o cotidiano escolar, mas ainda mantém os cenários e enredos importantes do original, tomando como base as três primeiras partes.
Clã dos Dragões: Lu Mingfei Retorna das Light Novels Japonesas
Today, I received news from the backend that this book has been selected for the first round of recommendations.
Therefore, at the outset, I must first express my heartfelt gratitude to all the readers who have supported me all along. It is because of your encouragement that I was able to reach this first milestone. Thank you all sincerely.
To be honest, this news is quite uplifting, especially since this is my first time writing online fiction. When I began, I had no clear expectations; I simply followed a spark of inspiration, vaguely writing the opening before submitting it.
My initial intent was quite simple: grades didn’t matter—I just wanted to practice. I actually have many original stories that I’ve been nurturing for quite some time, their beginnings quietly resting on my computer, never released.
In reality, I am someone who fears failure and rejection, which has kept me from sharing those works.
I relate somewhat to Lu Mingfei—both of us a bit timid. Moreover, Jiang Nan was the first author I systematically emulated when I began writing novels. That’s why I decided to write a fanfiction of the Dragon Clan series as my first online novel.
Of course, another reason was that Lu Mingfei’s story was quite popular on Qidian.
As my first book, in terms of achievement, it has already met my initial expectations.
In the first few days after publication, seeing only a handful of bookmarks, my goal was simply to try my best and see if I could make it into the first round of recommendations.
Now that the goal has been
