Dawn: The Dragon's Word Magic [Western Fantasy]

Because my time for writing is limited, updates are irregular and only happen when inspiration strikes. Sorry! *bows* Chen Jian, an overworked office worker whose mental state was on the brink of collapse, had almost recovered. But after returning to work, life seemed increasingly hopeless. At this rate, she felt like she wouldn't live to see retirement. Maybe she should just die. She closed her eyes, opened them again, and found herself at the scene of a novice undead mage's summoning ritual. "Remember my name, for I am your master." The novice mage was overjoyed. There was nothing strange about transmigrating. Nor was there anything strange about undead, magic, or dragons. She was an Earthling who had seen plenty of incredible things. Wait, why was dragon magic written in Chinese? Was she not the first to transmigrate? Chen Jian read the next line. The voice of her friend, who had died a tragic death in her previous life, rang out like a demon's. Wait... could her friend still be alive? This world... had some serious problems! A slow burn, with the supernatural setting introduced gradually. Chapters 1-62 mainly cover the heroine's day-to-day work in another world, with cases woven in, some NPCs who will be useful later introduced, and a rough outline of the supernatural setting. Chapters 63-70 begin the tavern arc, from a supporting character's perspective. Chapters 71-89 complete the banquet arc, from the main perspective. Chapters 90-111 cover the Spirit Awakening Ceremony, from the main perspective, while also wrapping up the tavern storyline from a supporting character's perspective. Chapters 112-127 begin the Dragon City arc, from the main perspective. Chapter 128 onward begins the main storyline of turmoil among the city-states. You can save up chapters to read at your preferred story milestones. Reading guide and content warnings: 1. Although it has the Western fantasy tag, the story blends in real-world, technological, and Eastern elements. The author has made up a mountain of their own lore, so whether you enjoy it is a matter of taste. The original title was The Strongest Dragon-Speech Mage. Word magic is the Eastern term for dragon magic. 2. The foundations of the worldbuilding are related to mental illness. The heroine has a history of psychological illness and has not truly recovered. She is not a perfect protagonist and has character flaws. The opening includes a suicide plotline, so please don't read if you can't handle that. 3. An ensemble cast, a long story, and a focus on the supporting characters. After transmigrating, the heroine needs some time to adjust, and she is weak in the early chapters. Quite a few scenes are told from supporting characters' perspectives. 4. The worldbuilding unfolds rather slowly. The protagonist doesn't enter the supernatural world until the second volume. 5. The author is a newcomer writing a long story for the first time, so there are plenty of problems. Well, the biggest one is that there is no outline, and the story often goes wherever the author feels like taking it. 6. Praise the Goddess! 7. Praise ▆▆ Reader comments are now open. Add the novel to your collection, then press and hold on a free chapter to post a comment. For VIP chapters, subscribe to 4% to post a comment. [Love & Peace] Theme: Love life and cherish happiness