I, the Dragon Slayer, Married the Silver Dragon Empress

Everything else is fine, except that the female supporting character has too much screen time and is written in an engaging way, yet it insists on a pure romance plot. I feel sorry for the female supporting character and suggest reducing the screen time of other female supporting characters.

Well, to be honest, I don't usually like light novels or those that are supposed to be "power fantasy" or "reverse fantasy." I prefer novels where the male and female leads are equal and there's no one dominating the other. Simply put, this novel is distinctly characterized by its sweetness and pure romance! However, I only started reading it because of the single-female-lead pure romance tag, since I also write single-female-lead novels, and pure romance is always the best! Fortunately, the issue of a "huge power imbalance between the male and female leads" isn't too obvious in this novel. Although the female lead is strong, she still acts like a submissive girlfriend around the male lead, creating a charming contrast. Because it's a high-magic world with a rich variety of races, the world-building is vast, offering a lot of potential for writing...

I have to say, it's really interesting, much better than those gender-swap or yuri stories... It's just that it feels a bit too sweet!!! This is really frustrating. I love this kind of thing, but why is such a good book so low down here... And why are there so few comments...? Unbelievable, do people these days like reading about men being gay and women being yuri? Love it, love it~ Does the author have anything else written? As for this one, I've finished reading it for now and am waiting for updates! I don't care about the quantity, I just want quality! Give me 1000% sweetness!

First of all, thank you all so much for enjoying Aaron and Nahir's story. Now, without expecting much, here's a bonus chapter plan: every month, for every 5000 Fire Coins donated, or 50 monthly tickets donated, I will add one extra chapter. The book's reader group is 1079433684; everyone is welcome to join.

It's been 20 years since the last one, so the author won't have COVID-19. That's it, isn't it?

The dragon-slaying youth will eventually defeat the dragon.

I always felt that there were tens of thousands of words missing between Chapter Two and Chapter Three.

I, the dragon slayer, married the Silver Dragon Queen ❌ I, the dragon knight, rode the Silver Dragon Queen ✔️

Although it's a wish-fulfillment story and a one-on-one romance... The subject matter is unusually refreshing. The problem is, the author really needs to give the villains some brains. Many parts felt like an insult to the villain's character. It's not that villains in wish-fulfillment stories are necessarily idiots, but this villain genuinely lacks common sense. The female supporting characters don't fawn over the villains, but some of the character settings are a bit confusing. For example, are all the powerful figures in a faction idiots? The mage academy clearly knew this person was problematic, yet they still jumped in to get themselves killed – that's incredibly stupid. And how could nobles, as powerful figures, be so brainless?

Updated in 2021, the lives gained from resurrection ultimately do not pay the price.