The Little Dragon Is Three and a Half

My next book, The Villainess Reborn and Turns to Buddhism, is open for advance reservations in my author page. This story is also known as The Little Dragon's Search for His Dad and The Little Dragon's Adventure. [Blurb] Susu is a little dragon, born in a stream, with no father, mother, or relatives. The knowledgeable old tortoise in the stream says, "Susu, you're the only dragon in the world aside from the great demon Shitian, who destroys the world and lives deep in the Endless Sea. He must be your dad." So little dragon Susu sets off on a journey to find his father, meeting all sorts of people along the way. The tree spirit in the mountains says, "That demon dragon? I remember the last time he went out to sea, he wiped out an entire mountain of spirit folk. Little Susu, you're so good and obedient. How could you be the demon dragon's child?" The wildcat girl who lives in a human marketplace says, "The demon dragon Shitian is cold and bloodthirsty. Who would have thought he had a child? Does even the most heartless person have a heart after all? Little Susu, do you know who your mother is?" The kingfisher, a new friend the little dragon makes, says, "Susu, great demon dragons eat little monsters. He's a terrible villain! Aren't you afraid he'll eat you?" Susu doesn't believe his dad is a great demon at all. No matter how much people try to stop him, he stubbornly keeps walking forward, asking everyone he meets, "Do you know the way to the Endless Sea? I want to find my dad!" The last dragon in the world, a notorious great demon, and secretly a homebody and glutton: Shitian goes out to hunt for food one day, and every monster he meets looks at him like he's scum. Behind his back, they whisper, "That great demon really is a great demon. He heartlessly left such an adorable, sweet little dragon out in the open!" After learning the truth, Shitian is baffled: "???? I just got tired of seafood and came out to eat some mountain game. Where did this daughter of mine come from????" 1. The little dragon only grows up in the extras. 2. There is a storyline in the middle where they return to the modern world. If that's a dealbreaker, don't read. 3. The whole story is heartwarming and healing, with a fairy-tale feel and a slow pace. 4. Dad is not the male lead! My next book, The Villainess Reborn and Turns to Buddhism, is looking for readers to add it to their collections! [Blurb] In her previous life, Su Jin lived like a villainess. She was a substitute for Su Mingyue, the real heiress who had been lost as a child, an impostor adopted by the Su family in her place. When the real heiress returned, everything went back to its rightful owner. Su Jin clung to that little bit of family warmth, and was accused of competing with Su Mingyue for it. In the end, everyone grew to despise her. She went blind, was thrown out of her home, and died young after a long illness. Reborn, Su Jin finally sees things clearly. She doesn't need a family that doesn't love her. This time, she won't get involved. Forget the family and the real heiress. They're all welcome to stay out of her way. She's done! Then she is stopped by Big Shot A, who spent her previous life always orbiting Su Mingyue. The big shot lowers their eyes to the necklace at Su Jin's throat, eyes reddening. Kneeling on one knee in the pouring rain, they choke back their tears and say, "Little sister, I've finally found you." Only then does Su Jin realize that the necklace Su Mingyue took from her in her previous life was the link to her real family. * The Su family thought Su Jin would be nothing without them, while Su Mingyue smugly waited for her to fall into ruin. But they waited and waited. Then they saw Su Jin step out of Big Shot A's car and enter a banquet at the top-tier wealthy He family, surrounded by Big Shots B and C. Everyone was stunned. * In her previous life, the day Su Jin left the Su family, rain poured down. She stood on the road, lost and bewildered, when a car pulled up beside her. A gentle male voice asked, "Will you come with me?" The man was gentle and considerate, like the warm sun on a winter's day. He healed all of Su Jin's pain. Sadly, her health had already failed, and she died of illness not long after they married. Given another chance, Su Jin only wants to see what he looks like with her own eyes. Theme: Finding the kindness and beauty in the world