Western Fantasy: Did I Become a White-Haired Dragon Knight in a Dress?

Anyone who has any opinions can mention it in the comment area. The author will adopt it if it makes sense. There are also some poisonous points criticized by readers that have been corrected. Some readers find the early plot very confusing. First of all, I would like to thank this group of people for reading this book carefully. The author's writing may not be outstanding, but the plot is definitely reasonable. The supporting characters' networks and relationships are definitely online. The author's writing is all logical. The reason why the early plot seems confusing is because the author has not yet written the reason. The main reason is that the author himself is lazy, so he can only let readers take a peek at a part of it. Therefore, some readers feel that the early plot is very messy and not very good. But in fact, when you reach about two hundred chapters, you will feel normal when you look back at the first few dozen chapters. Finally, the author will speed up the update frequency. Try to use the plot to develop quickly and skip unimportant stages. Thank you for your support 🙂

The pace is okay. There won't be a plot of mother and son fighting later. One represents the old aristocracy of the empire, and the other represents the new forces. It feels a bit like a traditional Western fantasy novel. Did you use AI? As long as the plot is okay, I can accept it.

Someone is not brothers

This setting is quite interesting, haha. Brother, you have to remember that women's clothing only comes once and countless times.

Who is the protagonist's father?

By the way, does the setting refer to Ice and Fire? Except for some weird little bits and pieces, the plot feels very mysterious. As mentioned earlier, Yves was worried that without a dragon in his family, he would not be able to compete with others in the future, so the Dragon Knight Princess wanted to borrow someone else's help to catch the wild dragon for him. As a result, before the wild dragon was caught, he ran to the princess inexplicably and said, "Your son asked me to kill him." After writing about how angry and sad the princess was, crying for three days, she actually still planned to help him catch the wild dragon. When it was time to catch the wild dragon, Yves suddenly had the idea to kill the princess and submit a petition to some Yankee. He also thought that he could hide it from the superiors with a false report. Come on, even if someone like the princess is unlucky and dies of illness on your territory, it will be very troublesome, right? Not to mention that Yves' method of action was to shoot with a crossbow. I've only read Chapter 22 now. Don't tell me what. The second deal is about the deal with the Yankees.