The Dragon Prodigy I Raised Wants to Marry Me

[Wonderful news: the novel is complete! The extras are part of the main story, so don’t forget to read them!] Check out this completed danmei novel with a similar premise: All of the Dragon-Raised Protagonist’s Harem Are Playing Cannon Fodder Coming soon: I’m Betrothed to the Dragon-Raised Protagonist. Add it to your collection if you’re interested~ - I may edit the novel from time to time to fix typos. Stolen copies are neither the original nor the final version. Here’s the blurb~ - Gu Yunze is a veteran web-novel reader who loves protagonists with all his heart. One day, he stays up late rereading an old favorite and wakes up as the protagonist’s wicked master! In the original story, the wicked master torments the protagonist to steal his talent. Gu Yunze won’t do that. He finally has a chance to raise the protagonist himself and follow his favorite up close. As a fan who supports his career, he’s overjoyed! Gu Yunze cheerfully raises the Dragon-Raised protagonist. Whatever the protagonist wants, he’ll go all out to get it for him and spoil him rotten! More than ten years later, the protagonist stands head and shoulders above his generation. Gu Yunze keeps a blank expression on his face, but is moved to tears inside. Then one day, a vision of the future comes to him in a dream. He sees a black curtain, chains… What?! The protagonist he raised with his own hands is going to…! Gu Yunze is so shaken he feels like he’s falling apart. After waking from the dream, he can’t get over the awkwardness and has no choice but to distance himself from the protagonist. - The protagonist’s perspective: Li Changyuan has poor spiritual roots and little talent. Convinced he’s a useless failure, he is abandoned by his parents, who value only cultivation, and bullied throughout his childhood. He believes his life is destined to end in misery, and that he’ll eventually die forgotten in some filthy ditch. But then, one day, his master sees him and picks him up. His master not only doesn’t look down on him, but treats him like a priceless treasure and spoils him in every way. Gradually, a light appears in his eyes. That light shines on only one person. But one day, his master suddenly starts keeping his distance. He won’t even look at Li Changyuan, always finding excuses to avoid him, and even… wants to take another disciple. “Why won’t you see me?” “Master, didn’t you say you’d only ever have me?” Confusion and helplessness… drive him nearly mad. Jealousy burns through him, and his possessiveness spirals out of control. Until one day, they fall out. - At the Penglai Immortal Gathering, they meet again. The former “traitor to the immortal sect” has become the most powerful person in the cultivation world. - Gu Yunze keeps his usual blank expression, awkwardly struggling to find something to say. The Dragon-Raised protagonist stares at him as if trying to brand his image into his eyes. “Master, can you tell me why you suddenly started avoiding me back then?” “Who is the Dragon-Raised protagonist my master thinks about day and night?” Gu Yunze’s blank expression nearly cracks. “Did you spoil me only because I was a substitute for that person?” Help!! - Also known as: I Really Didn’t Treat the Dragon-Raised Protagonist as a Substitute!! - 1. A seemingly cold but warmhearted, stone-faced bottom x a gloomy, Dragon-Raised protagonist top 2. Fake-substitute plot warning 3. The bottom is straight as a steel rod (the bendy pier) 4. A self-indulgent throwback with a little extra melodrama. Romance is the focus, with the plot on the side 5. Since this is self-indulgent, many unnecessary scenes won’t be described at length just to pad things out. If you dislike this level of detail, please stop here 6. The writing style is simple and detailed, which is just what the author likes. Please decide in advance whether it suits your taste. If it doesn’t, there’s no need to tell me; if you stop liking it partway through, please stop reading rather than forcing yourself to finish and wasting your time. It won’t be enjoyable for either of us 7. Please respect each other’s preferences. The warnings are here in advance, so read them carefully 8. The cover uses a template and is only for reference. Don’t be surprised if it looks similar to others. Mwah Theme: May everyone be treated with warmth