The Dragon Crown Princess Who Traveled Through Another World

Western fantasy, infrastructure, time travel. The heroine traveled through time and became a down-and-out noble in a magical world. In order to survive, she chose to become an arcanist. She built her own floating city on her territory, experienced several wars, and created a generation of legends. Who would have thought that with such a title, it is actually a novel based on Western Fantasy, and the author is really a genius at naming names. At a glance, you can tell that the author is a fan of traditional Western fantasy. There are many and complex camp settings, magic settings, and species settings, and there are many familiar DND flavors. But when I wrote it, I didn't get hung up on the setting. The world view and the plot were well integrated. Even those who are not familiar with Western fantasy can feel the wonder and beauty of the world in the book. The heroine disguised herself as a man in the early days. She was smart, beautiful and tough. She was a genius in all arcane arts. She was calm on the outside but a madman on the inside. She believes that with great power comes greater responsibility, and she puts a lot of effort into establishing and maintaining her own territory, and protecting creatures of all races from living in this paradise. She is not a hero or a lone ranger in adventure stories, she is the leader of a force, so she cannot escape or retreat, and will always face difficulties head-on. After the arcane disaster at the end of the first volume, the heroine took the initiative to stand up and ignite hope. Others advised her not to be a moth into the flame. She said she was willing to be a beacon in the dark night. I like this character very much. In comparison, the plot of the male protagonist is much bleak. Although he balances the good and evil camps as the bug-like son of the Two Dragon Gods and protects the world for several epochs, he spends most of the book as a cute little dragon mascot who is too cute and handsome for only three seconds. The dragon in love has zero IQ and EQ😆 In fact, instead of being called the Dragon Crown Princess, it's better to be called the Dragon Spoiler instead of the Breeder. The heroine raising the dragon is so cute! She is right in coaxing the dragon master with a smile on the outside every day, but she uses tricks behind the scenes. No matter how many days the dragon is outside, he will be well-behaved under the heroine's care and have a harmonious master-pet relationship. There are many impressive characters in the book, such as the heroine's mentors, but by the end of the story, new characters continue to appear, and the battlefield level continues to increase, and they are forgotten in an unknown corner. It is a pity. In addition, maybe because it is the first book, the author's writing skills are lacking, and the writing style is more colloquial. It is fine when writing about daily life, but the fighting part falls apart, especially when it involves a battle with a strong sense of epic and legend. It is very dramatic and can only be supported by the story frame. But there are no surprises in the direction of killing gods and fighting gods. It would be better to work on infrastructure in a down-to-earth manner.