How to evaluate the update of Dragon 5 in Jiangnan after many years?

Jiangnan recently announced the update plan of Dragon 5 in Weibo, which will be serialized on QQ reading platform. Readers cheered and even joked, "Grandpa, the dragon you waited for has finally been updated." However, the rapid silence after the carnival is really embarrassing. The higher the expectation, the greater the disappointment. "Five Dragons in the South of the Yangtze River" changed its previous style of writing and came naturally. There are even many readers who leave messages on Weibo in the south of the Yangtze River, asking him if he wrote it himself, but asked someone to write it for him.

I am also one of the readers in Jiangnan. I went from Kyushu Mystery to Shanghai Fortress, and finally caught up with the Dragon series. There is no doubt that the first three books are the best. In the fourth book, I got the evaluation of "Jiang Lang is exhausted". Not to mention the collapse of the strength system, the delicate brushwork in Jiangnan has also been replaced by many languages suspected of "Mary Su", and those who built it from the beginning are also on the verge of collapse. Ricardo Milu has been able to fight against the king without his brother. Is that the same boy as before?

At the end of Dragon 4, Ricardo M Lu cracked Odin's spear with the last 4/ 1 of his life, became the dragon king, and killed Odin, leaving great suspense for readers. Where did Chu Zihang go? Ricardo Milu spent his whole life. Is he really dead? Or has it become a dragon king without feelings?

Opinions vary, and readers have come up with many guesses while waiting. Some people even say that there will be no Dragon 5, and the death of Ricardo Milu is the final outcome. Even Dragon 4 is gilding the lily, and the story can't go on.

However, the update of Dragon 5 has given many people an unexpected start. At first, the exchange of life ability settings became a joke. When Ricardo Milu runs out of life, his life is still Ricardo Milu, and Nuo Nuo's personnel are on the verge of collapse, which seems to be the gospel of the Luno Party.

Chu Zihang's whereabouts are still not explained. Now more than a dozen chapters have been updated, but basically nothing has been said.

Perhaps, we should divide Jiangnan into two stages. After commercialization, his works better cater to the market, which is the ending of a delicate writer, but it is the life of a shrewd businessman.