A major incident recently took place in the kingdom: the princess, who had been kept in the attic for years and never shown to the public, was snatched away by a dragon at her coming-of-age ball.
As soon as the palace posted its announcement, countless excited young people decided to follow the ballads sung by the minstrels. They shouldered greatswords and packs, setting off to rescue the princess from the dragon.
The dragon, Leo: ...Please take me away.
Princess Qian Zhong blinked innocently. “But I've already formed a pact with you. How can a dragon knight leave her dragon?”
A princess dragon knight * a dragon who isn't evil
The male lead's point of view
Leo is a dragon, or more precisely, a newly adult dragon prince who was kicked out of his home.
They say that if you kidnap a princess from the human kingdom, the humans will offer you gold and jewels. Leo, who had been kicked out of his home and had to lie on bare rock all day, longed to be woken every morning by the glitter of jewels. So, under cover of a dark and windy night, he abducted the princess.
That was the beginning of his lifelong nightmare.
The female lead's point of view
One important requirement for the dragon knight examination is having a dragon companion, but no dragons have appeared on the continent for centuries.
Qian Zhong said goodbye to her teacher with a sense of regret and returned to the kingdom, only to meet the enormous emerald-green eyes outside her window.
Reading Guide
1. It isn't strongly Western fantasy in style.
2. The male lead is weaker than the female lead.
3. You can think of this as a coming-of-age story, or an uplifting girls' comic. The female lead grows, discovers the world, and learns to love it over the course of the story.
Theme: Every girl dreams of being a knight when she's young
Youth is a neutral word, it should be said young men