Two male leads + both virgins, one-on-one + sworn enemies + a dragon cub's search for his family
I'm a dragon, the most awesome cub in all creation. One casual wave of my hand blew up the Dragon Palaces of the Four Seas.
After I was captured, that aloof and proud God of Light sealed away my powers, forced me to study, and gave me the name Ling Xiaoqi.
Later, I found out he was my granduncle!
One day, while playing in his bedchamber, I accidentally broke a mirror. In it, I saw my father and mother.
I realized that I wasn't a little dragon who had popped out of a crack in a rock. I had a father and a mother!
The Heaven-Peering Mirror told me they were undergoing tribulations in the mortal realm, so I promptly descended to find them.
The human world was ravaged by war. When I found my father, he was the ruthless new emperor of the Southern Dynasty. My mother was a hostage from the fallen Northern Dynasty, unable to see or hear.
My father imprisoned my mother deep in the palace and tormented him day and night.
I was frantic, until one day, I heard my mother say to my father in the gentlest voice, “Ling Ming, through these seven cycles of reincarnation, you imprisoned me, hurt me, and killed me... This time, it's my turn, isn't it?”
(The main story is told in third person.)
Above the Divine Realm, Ling Ming, son of Zhuyin, became entangled with the ferocious beast Hundun. In the end, their souls fell into the mortal realm. Ling Ming became Fu Ling, emperor of the Southern Dynasty, while Hundun became Chi Heng, a hostage from the Northern Dynasty.
Imprisonment, scheming, love, and plots...
The story follows a dragon cub searching for his family and growing up, along with the love and hate between his fathers.
When Ling Xiaoqi first appears, he's a little dragon who knows nothing. As soon as he hears he has parents, he runs straight to the mortal realm without a second thought.
He thinks his parents will be just as wonderful as the little fox's parents.
But what awaits him is one farewell after another.
Very nice, I like this setting very much
The plot is pretty good, except it's a bit confusing. I was even more confused after watching the ending, but other than that it was very enjoyable. Maybe it feels like a long and shortened article, and I can't understand the cause and effect.