The Dragon Girl

Oh my god! I read this novel in a light novel series back in middle school and could never find the e-book version. Then, on a whim, I searched on Jinjiang Literature City and actually found it! I'm 27 now. What you hold in your heart will surely come to pass.

The entire article is filled with a faint sense of melancholy and lingering worries. Although they never said "I love you," they shared a tacit understanding that could only be conveyed through words. Did Jingyangzi's cruel and merciless shot truly kill Naga?

I only felt heartbroken.

I read this story five or six years ago, and reading it again now still makes me feel uncomfortable.

Even after so many years, seeing them again still makes me feel that there was love between them; it's just that life is unpredictable.

Dear Feihua, I read this story ten years ago and really liked it. We'd like to adapt it into a radio drama for non-commercial use—we just really love it. Is that okay?

I've also been wondering if they were ever in love. I'd rather it didn't exist. If love is this terrible, it's better not to love at all.

I wonder if Naga and Jingyangzi ever loved each other a thousand years ago...

Naga, let's elope! The far north has no fixed weather, a fact I'd heard from many fairies on my way here. I even remember the flower fairy, always carrying the scent of roses, tracing her sharp-nailed fingers across my chest and saying, "Don't treat your life like a game for a woman who betrayed you; how ridiculous." Yet I still pushed her away and resolutely came to this far north.

Perhaps my understanding is insufficient to comprehend it.