Ling Mo, a domineering black dragon of noble blood, takes greater pride in one achievement than in ruling the beast world: successfully hatching a little fox of his very own.
Yan Che, a pretty young silver fox who has just come of age, regrets one thing more than anything else: as a child, he was taken in by a dragon's sweet talk and cluelessly carried off to his nest.
The moment Yan Che finally comes of age, Ling Mo bares his fangs... and the “dowry” he's been saving for twenty years. “I've spent twenty years hatching you. It's time to collect interest.”
And so...
The black dragon stays right by the little fox's side, “guiding” him through his coming-of-age hunt.
Every gift the little fox receives is “kept safe” by the black dragon.
If the little fox so much as looks at someone else, the black dragon gets jealous enough to sour the whole tribe.
Yan Che bristles. “I came of age. That doesn't mean I belong to you!”
Ling Mo wraps his tail around him and holds him close, utterly unapologetic. “You've been mine since the day you hatched. Your objection is denied. Now be good and wear your collar.”
This is the sweet, affectionate everyday life of a domineering dragon who believes “you have to start wooing your wife when she's little” and his adorably clueless fox mate, who's spoiled rotten and always trying to bristle and run away, as they shower the beast world with affection.
See how a shameless, possessive dragon takes his beloved little fox and keeps him firmly in his arms for ten thousand years with mountains of gold and silver and endless pampering.
This blurb highlights:
Characters: A domineering, clingy dragon seme and a clueless, adorable fox uke.
Core tropes: Childhood sweethearts, growing up together, and a forceful romance (the sweet version).
Style: Lighthearted and funny, with plenty of sweetness and entertaining beast-world details.
Highlights: “Hatching a fox,”
@Zy. @Y This is so sweet [send my heart] [send my heart]
I think it's pretty and sweet