No, Natsumi will not be resurrected in the novel "Dragons".

Natsuya is a character in the Dragon series by author Jiang Nan, whose real identity is Yemengarde, the King of Earth and Mountain, and his brother Fenriel, the Dragon King of the Four Elemental Kings. His bloodline is rated A, and his spirit is the Wind King's pupil (serial number 74).

In "The Dragon Clan II Mourner's Pupil", he infiltrates Castle Academy and appears as a major character in Act 6, "Fire and Burglary against the Elder Brother". Chu Zihang and Lu Mingfei were middle school classmates, and once spent a long time with Chu Zihang, but later erased the memory of being with Chu Zihang. There is an unspeakable feeling for Chu Zihang.

The identity of the Dragon King is revealed in the 19th act of the Dragon Clan Ⅱ Mourner's Pupil, "Yemengarde". In the end, Chu Zihang stabbed her through the heart with a folding knife of Ange and died, throwing the key to her house to Chu Zihang before she died.

In the "Dragons IV Odin's Abyss" wedge, Chu Zihang felt Natsuya's gaze on the YAMAL before entering the Nibelungen-Avalon, and later realized it was suspected to be a hallucination of his own.

Expanded Information

"Dragons" in the story of a lot of roughly is to say, even if a bad child's life also exists in the life of another sheet of possibilities, in the other kind of life he can become a hero, "Dragons" is written all over the world of all the bad children, but do not bemoan it, because the Jiangnan is trying to encourage every bad child, make them brave! The first time I've seen this, I've seen a lot of it.

Because this thing is not predestined, people who are not satisfied with this world can become spiritual "outlaws" like Luminefi.

There is nothing new in the story framework of "The Dragon". There is a mysterious world behind the ordinary reality, and the ordinary protagonist learns about his extraordinary life and comes to an academy where supernatural powers are gathered.

"Dragons" also aims from the start at the readership these works are aimed at: only urban teenagers who are more exposed to the subcultures of the Internet, gaming, and anime can read them without any barriers, and those who don't meet these filters will have a hard time getting into the context of the text.

These settings seem to raise the threshold of reading, but in fact, they make it easier for authors to target their work to a certain group of readers.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Dragon Clan