The novel is complete, with occasional polishing in progress... _(:3"∠)_
When Daisy turned one hundred, she attended the dragons' coming-of-age ceremony and drew lots to determine her first trial.
She was lucky enough to draw the job that paid the most. The only downside was that the client's instructions were rather vague.
Believing that fortune favors the bold, Daisy resolutely left Dragon Island for the human kingdom. Deep in a dense primeval forest, she found the subject of her assignment:
A frail human princess.
Daisy spent ten years in the forest, faithfully guarding the princess and waiting for the client to come take her away and pay the reward.
She waited for humans hunting witches...
She waited for a kind knight to urge them to leave...
But the person who was supposed to collect the princess never came.
Daisy decided to take the princess out of the forest and bring her back to the royal capital, Patton City.
Then a so-called human witch died before her eyes, and the dragon and human set out together to uncover the truth.
As for the generous reward, she eventually received every last bit of it, with interest, along with a lifetime from the princess.
A powerful, cool-headed female dragon who doesn't understand love but has keen instincts + a willful, lively, childish, dragon-clinging male wizard with top-tier magical ability.
Please note:
>This is a mellow story, not a power fantasy. The female lead isn't human. It has plenty of original worldbuilding, is a boy-girl romance, one-on-one, with a happy ending.
>The princess is actually a prince and the male lead. The female lead is a dragon and isn't very good at distinguishing human genders.
>Updates daily, usually before midnight. I'll take a day off if something comes up. :-P
Theme: Love means respecting and supporting the one you love.
After being convinced, humans can interpret the rules at will, but the dragon still obeys the rules... Is this a Western Fantasy Dragon? The Western Fantasy Dragon is either destroyed or dead, either proud or extinct, and the rest are the protagonists
Is there any hope of ending this year?
Make a wish that the heroine will get her wish and get the reward she deserves
This Mr. Henry, please die, thank you
Such a one-size-fits-all approach... This kind of trait is usually reserved for the "famous sects" in martial arts novels who are more disgusting than the demon sect... I don't see the ghosts harming anyone. All churches are very good at identifying dissidents to claim their "rationality", which is disgusting in the same way as the martial arts sects.
This reason is too ridiculous. Alzheimer can still forget his relatives. If he forgets, will he become an enemy?
Daisy is the most reasonable dragon I have ever seen in Western fantasy.
Thank you, show me I'm hungry
I'm blindly guessing that it's the pirated version of King Eight that's to blame
Having seen so many Western fantasy stories, such a cheap church is rare
After being convinced, humans can interpret the rules at will, but the dragon still obeys the rules... Is this a Western Fantasy Dragon? The Western Fantasy Dragon is either destroyed or dead, either proud or extinct, and the rest are the protagonists
Is there any hope of ending this year?
Make a wish that the heroine will get her wish and get the reward she deserves
This Mr. Henry, please die, thank you
Such a one-size-fits-all approach... This kind of trait is usually reserved for the "famous sects" in martial arts novels who are more disgusting than the demon sect... I don't see the ghosts harming anyone. All churches are very good at identifying dissidents to claim their "rationality", which is disgusting in the same way as the martial arts sects.
This reason is too ridiculous. Alzheimer can still forget his relatives. If he forgets, will he become an enemy?
Daisy is the most reasonable dragon I have ever seen in Western fantasy.
Thank you, show me I'm hungry
I'm blindly guessing that it's the pirated version of King Eight that's to blame
Having seen so many Western fantasy stories, such a cheap church is rare