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The author of Lu Mingfei, Why Would You Slay A Dragon If I Didn’t Involve You? is Ai Chi Cu Xue Ya. This is one of the outstanding works in the Fantasy genre.

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Lu Mingfei, Why Would You Slay A Dragon If I Didn’t Involve You?

Name: Lu Mingfei, Why Would You Slay A Dragon If I Didn’t Involve You?
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)
Author: Ai Chi Cu Xue Ya

Author: Ai Chi Cu Xue Ya

Original Title: 路明非，不卷你屠什么龙！

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Introduction Lu Mingfei, Why Would You Slay A Dragon If I Didn’t Involve You?

After seventeen years of eating and waiting to die, Lu Mingfei suddenly became complacent and created a dog-curling system for himself.
Learning, running, fitness, basketball...as long as you keep scrolling, you will gain proficiency and become stronger, and you can also get entry rewards when you level up!
Three years later——
In the principal's office, Angers was reviewing the daily report submitted by Lu Mingfei.
“Go to bed from 3:00 to 4:00 and make sure you sleep for an hour every day? Young people are really full of energy;
4:00 to 8:00 Physically test the equipment department’s new weapons? The S-class body needs to be tempered;
8:00-12:00Teaching the living fossil professors?The genius is really different;
12:00-18:00 Take a special flight to Japan to provide treatment for the new head of the Genji family.I remember it is a beautiful girl named Uesugi Eri, right?r>Student Lu Mingfei has really put in a lot of effort to maintain the relationship between the school and the Japanese branch;
18:00-2:00 Go on a mission to kill Deadpool, then return to the school dormitory at night and abide by school rules;
2:00-3:00 Drink a cup of hot dragon blood, exercise for an hour before going to bed... As we all know, people are different, and there are differences between S-classes.This must be a special physique!"
At the same time, Lu Mingfei looked at the new schedule on the system panel and wanted to cry.
“Isn’t it time to sleep anymore?”
System: “Lu Mingfei, why are you slaying a dragon if I don’t ask you to!”

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In the vast landscape of Dragon Raja fanfiction and cultivation-adjacent narratives, Lu Mingfei, Why Would You Slay A Dragon If I Didn’t Involve You? by Ai Chi Cu Xue Ya stands out as a refreshing subversion of the typical "chosen one" trope. Rather than dragging the protagonist through a grueling, predetermined destiny, the author grants Lu Mingfei a system that celebrates the art of the grind, turning his mundane existence into a masterclass of self-improvement.

The core hook of the story—a "dog-curling" system that rewards mundane activities like sleeping, fitness, and basketball—is brilliant in its simplicity. By gamifying the everyday habits of a slacker, the author transforms Lu Mingfei from a passive observer into a powerhouse of hidden potential. It is deeply satisfying to watch the protagonist transition from seventeen years of complacency to a disciplined force of nature. The humor lies in the contrast between his seemingly trivial daily logs and the mounting shock of characters like Principal Angers, who can only watch in bewilderment as the "average" student quietly eclipses everyone around him.

The pacing is expertly handled, balancing the comedic absurdity of the system’s requirements with the high-stakes tension of the Dragon Raja universe. The world-building remains faithful to the source material’s dark, enigmatic atmosphere, yet it feels entirely new when filtered through the lens of a protagonist who treats dragon-slaying preparation like a side quest in a simulation game.

Ultimately, this novel is a compelling exploration of what happens when latent talent meets relentless, systematic dedication. It is a must-read for fans of the genre who enjoy overpowered protagonists, clever progression systems, and a protagonist who finally takes control of his own narrative, one mundane milestone at a time.

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