After the Azure Dragon Qing Xiao took human form, he decided that female dragons who couldn't do the same weren't worthy of him. He searched the entire cultivation world and discovered that he was the only dragon in the whole Dragon Clan to have taken human form.
Feeling dejected, Qing Xiao went back to his lair and slept. When he woke up ten thousand years later, he'd finally figured it out. He'd once met a little female dragon with exceptionally beautiful horns, and he was going to pursue her.
He went to the cold pool where she lived, but couldn't sense her presence. Instead, he found a beautiful woman on the verge of death beside the pool. In an instant, Qing Xiao forgot all about the little female dragon...
Qing Xiao rescued the beauty and pursued her. While they were together, he happened to learn that the Dragon Clan had gone extinct, and proudly declared himself the last dragon in the cultivation world.
The beauty agreed to become Qing Xiao's partner. Before long, the lovesick dragon had not only been deceived in love, but also had half of his reverse scale torn out. Miserable and battered, he fell into the little female dragon's cold pool to recover.
Humans are terrifying. Qing Xiao decided to remember this lesson and never take a human as his partner again.
Later, after lazing around and sleeping once more, Qing Xiao woke to find Han Yanluo unconscious beside the cold pool. Remembering not to fall for a trick, he shrank back into the water. But he couldn't help peeking out for another look. This was bad: she was only eighteen, so surely she hadn't been corrupted yet. A human cub, and a beautiful one at that! A child bride delivered right to his doorstep! He'd be a fool to turn her down! He refused to become a lonely old dragon!
It's good-looking, but it's hard to describe in one sentence. The author's description of this supporting character is quite good, but... It seems to have little to do with the protagonist. There is no explanation of the ending of the supporting character. The early description is complete, but the later... There is no later stage. It's like walking on a set, suddenly appearing, and suddenly leaving. The introduction is all about later stories. How should I put it? It's still unfinished. Is there really not one or twenty additional chapters to be filled in? Where have all the colorful supporting characters gone? The ending is a bit rushed, but it's really nice
It's good to watch, but I was speechless. The two people didn't have mouths. They relied on their own guesses to get all the scars. The ending was also very sudden, but I still give it five stars.