After Time Travel, I Married a Dragon

I want to make a comment first. Around Chapter 100, when the heroine lied to the hero that she was a dragon and their origins were not announced in court, the heroine had close contact with the hero at a negative distance. Isn't it bad? I basically believe that the female protagonist got the male protagonist's love by deceiving the male protagonist. I think that before the intimate contact occurs, the female protagonist should tell the male protagonist this matter, and the male protagonist takes the initiative to confirm that he will still love the female protagonist, and then have negative distance contact. I think it is more appropriate. But the author's ideas may be different from mine. Perhaps due to the rationality of the plot and the relationship between the characters, this matter has not been explained clearly, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable. Although it is not harmful, I feel uncomfortable. How can I put it, I hate deceiving and taking advantage of feelings, and the heroine does this kind of thing intentionally or unintentionally. I understand the heroine's thoughts, but I cannot agree with it. Not to mention the negative distance contact, the female protagonist is not honest with the male protagonist, which makes me subjectively feel that this is unfair to the male protagonist, and I am disgusted by the unconscious behavior of the female protagonist. I don't know when the female protagonist will be fair to the male protagonist. I think this is not a difficult thing to explain. The female protagonist now has a taste of taking advantage of the male protagonist's feelings, and she does not dare to say what she has lied to, for fear that her current good life will no longer exist, but she likes the male protagonist and does not want to lie to him again. The main thing that I cannot accept is that the negative distance contact occurred before the two of them could fully explain their words. In this case, it is full of utilization. If negative distance contact occurs after the words are clearly spoken, I will accept it happily and applaud it. How should I put it, I am personally subjective and feel ashamed of the heroine's behavior. How is this different from the plots I've seen before where you marry someone for some benefit and have a husband-and-wife relationship? Is it because the two of them had a relationship before? If you have feelings, it makes me feel even more uncomfortable. Time and time again I thought the heroine would say it, but she didn't say it every time. It was not until this close contact at a negative distance that the disappointment reached its peak. If you feel uncomfortable with the above words, it's just because I highly sanctify love, and I just want to see this kind of love. (For reference only, after all, there are 10,000 Hamlets in the eyes of 10,000 people. I am just a double cleanser, a super serious mysophobia)

She is a very cute little heroine, and the hero is also a little tsundere, but he is also gentle, considerate and considerate of each other. They are a perfect match.

So sweet

Nice