How to Kidnap a Dragon

My historical BL novel with switch couples, The Villainous Antagonist Gets Tangled Up with the Righteous White Moonlight, is ready to read!

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The synopsis for this story is below↓↓↓

A handsome, kindhearted dragon with no feelings x a beautiful, kind little sunshine angel adored by everyone

It only takes two steps to steal a dragon:

Step one: Find a foolish dragon.

A vicious dragon who would have graduated at the top of his class in the Heartless Path meets a lively, upright, and kindhearted angel.

The angel comes to the human world with a mission to stop the dragon from eating people, but gets captivated by an ancient forest that has been waiting eagerly for him. He starts taking a “work-sponsored vacation,” and brings the dragon along for the ride.

For the first time, the dragon, who had always been shunned by the forest, sees a dazzling, colorful world.

Those who merely scraped by in hell weren’t meant to have feelings. But the angel wants the dragon to know that he loves him.

So

Lan Chi: Is dating fun?

Bai Luo: It’s so much fun!

Lan Chi: Then I’ll give it a try.

Bai Luo: Trust me!

Step two: Turn him into a lovesick fool.

And that’s how the dragon gets stolen~

Later, Bai Luo uses his good luck to drive away Lan Chi’s bad luck. Black is no longer a synonym for filth and evil, because Lan Chi is a good dragon, even if he’s clumsy with words and a little clueless.

Together, they explore enchanted places in the forest and bustling streets in the human world.

Bai Luo even takes a work-sponsored honeymoon along the way.

But the most extraordinary angel in heaven has duties of his own. His light can dispel misfortune and darkness, but it cannot erase the demon’s curse that has sunk deep into his bones.

“I’ll come back as soon as I find your wings. It won’t take long.”

“I believe you. I’ll wait.”

This is a revised version of an older story. The original title is on the cover, and its meaning is as follows:

Silver-white represents the angel. “Wu” in “mist” sounds like “without,” and “without white” refers to the dragon. “Misty white” represents the two of them.

★ Both leads are faithful to each other and dote on one another; dual POV

★ A sweet-and-angsty short story, about 130,000 characters, sweet at first, then angsty

Content notes: The leads switch roles in bed. The angel is adorably the top early on and has a shrinking arc, but grows up later. The main story is fairly chaste and focuses on pure romance.

There is a secondary couple, but theirs is a tragic ending and they don’t get much page time. One extra is titled “Bros,” meaning “older brothers.”

The first extra is essential reading, if you make it to the final chapter.

P.S. The synopsis at the end may give you some idea of the ending, but I personally consider it a happy ending.

Theme: Keep your word