After Losing My Memory, I Was Sacrificed to the Dragon King

[I'm terrible at writing blurbs, and may revise this later, but the core content won't change.]

[Couple: A mature, dependable older sister type x a spoiled, clingy little Dragon King]

Feng Ji is sabotaged and fails her rebirth ritual, falling into a mortal fishing village. She loses her memories and powers, and is sealed away.

Because of her beauty and ornate red dress, after she is rescued, the villagers secretly label her a wealthy young lady who ran away from an arranged marriage and fell into the water.

A month later, the fishing village, whose people have relied on fishing for generations, is battered by demonic winds and waves. Rumors begin to spread that Feng Ji is bad luck, with villagers accusing her of bringing disaster.

Just then, a wandering Daoist arrives and declares that the village has angered the Dragon King, and that a sacrifice is needed to calm his fury.

Ordinary offerings won't do. They must sacrifice a beautiful bride to the Dragon King.

To repay the villagers for saving her life, Feng Ji takes the place of one of the village girls and becomes the sacrificial bride. She puts on her wedding dress, boards a bamboo raft bound with red silk, and is offered to the Dragon King.

Because his mother nearly died giving birth to him, Long Jiushang was doted on by his parents from the moment he was born. His eight older brothers also raised him as if he were their own son.

As a result, he grew up spoiled and learned to cling and wheedle. He loves reading mortal romance stories and is fascinated by the Phoenix, his sworn enemy, whom he can barely stand.

After getting into trouble, he is banished to Longwan on the coast. One day, the little Dragon King sets out as usual to sharpen his horns, never expecting that mortals have offered him the Phoenix of his dreams.

The little Dragon King brings the Phoenix back to his golden nest, watches over her day and night, and sleeps curled up beside her.

Blurb Two:

Feng Ji, the eldest princess of the Phoenix Clan, is now 128,610 years old. Her younger siblings have all settled down and started families, but she is still single.

Plenty of powerful demons gossip about her behind her back, but they fear the eldest princess's strength too much to say anything to her face.

Who could have guessed that after the middle-aged eldest princess failed her rebirth ritual and fell into the mortal world, she would one day return with a member of the Dragon Clan and announce that she intended to marry him?

And that's not all. It was only when the Dragon King of the East Sea came knocking that they learned the dragon she had brought home was the young crown prince of the East Sea.

The powerful demons who had gossiped about her: The eldest princess is mighty!

Bonus Scenes:

One: About Dragon Horns

The little Dragon King's horns haven't grown in yet. He usually has two little bumps on his forehead, and his growing horns often itch and ache.

His handsome little face scrunches up. He takes Feng Ji's hand and places it on his forehead, gazing at her pitifully. "Rub them."

Feng Ji, several tens of thousands of years his senior and always composed, can only sigh helplessly.

Two: About His True Form

The little Dragon King still can't control his shapeshifting. When he relaxes in his sleep at night, he turns back into a long, snakelike dragon.

So Feng Ji often wakes up in the middle of the night, unable to breathe: ▼_▼

Reader's Guide:

1. The female lead is several tens of thousands of years older than the male lead.

2. This is a fictional world with a xianxia setting and a touch of fantasy, full of demons, monsters, ghosts, and spirits.

3. A sweet romance with no angst.

Theme: Supporting each other and facing everything together.