How Can a Black Dragon Be This Cute?

Let's talk about this novel. In terms of subject matter, this book is ahead of many others. After all, the trope of being reborn after death is overused, but transforming into a dragon is extremely rare. At least in my experience, no more than five books have featured such a novel (or perhaps I'm just ignorant). A fresh subject matter is very attractive to readers, and many people become engrossed in a novel because of its interesting premise. That's how I became fascinated by this novel. As for the writing style, the author has put a lot of thought into the character and scene portrayals, vividly describing language, expressions, psychology, and actions. Add to that the protagonist's frequent witty remarks, and the novel is filled with a joyful atmosphere, making it a very enjoyable read...

Ah, this old rascal, no, this little rascal, it's been so long since I've done this, my presence is practically nonexistent ←_← Actually, I don't have much to say. I didn't immediately start reading this novel when it first appeared online. I think it was last summer when I was taking extra classes and some nerdy guy gave it to me on a note with a creepy grin. At first, seeing that grin, I thought it was some kind of hentai anime plot, but then I saw the title and was stunned: What the hell is this? A hentai anime plot about a black dragon? The author of this book is truly a rare talent... I was bored tonight and remembered this novel, so I read a few chapters...

Frankly, the book's charm lies primarily in its world-building and main characters. The elements of [Dragon Raja], [Fantasy], [Magic], [Time Travel], and [Rebirth] are key strengths. The author's control over the characters is excellent; the language flows smoothly without feeling abrupt, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the comedic elements interspersed throughout the plot are just right. However, a minor drawback is the frequent changes in the setting. Upon arriving at the academy, the academy challenge should be a crucial element, further deepening the protagonist's character development through her efforts and dedication. Classmates and roommates are also indispensable; their identities will be revealed in future adventures...

Commentator: My first impression of *Black Dragon Isn't This Cute* was its relaxed and casual language and storytelling. Firstly, the author's writing skills are quite good for science fiction; basic details and the story's outline are clearly expressed, making for a very smooth reading experience without any pauses or tedium. However, the author's use of the first-person perspective isn't entirely effortless; some parts still retain traces of third-person narration, making it feel slightly stiff, which is a bit of a shame. In terms of plot, this story doesn't follow the traditional Western fantasy time-travel formula, but rather unfolds at a leisurely pace, embodying love and...

As a long-time reader, it wouldn't be right not to write a review. I've been reading this book since the beginning, and the biggest difference between the original and current SF novels is that Aurora has become more like a protagonist from a transformation novel. I don't know what triggered the author in the past, but they always had Aurora doing endless cuteness. Those were truly wonderful times! Although it lowered the plausibility considerably, cuteness is justice! Okay, enough rambling. The author has really improved a lot compared to the original, and the characters no longer seem to have forgotten their original attributes just for the sake of cuteness...

It is said that the Author Fungus lives in a different world from us. This makes sense, after all, the Author Fungus is a very rare fungus, requiring expensive fertilizers such as monthly tickets, collections, likes, subscriptions, and rewards, and is already endangered due to the scarcity of resources on Earth. Moreover, in its infancy, the Author Fungus needs to sign a contract with a strange beast called an Editor and publish its work, making its growth extremely difficult. If the Author Fungus doesn't receive enough nutrients, it will wither and die. The demise of the Author Fungus is called "tj". Every so often, the Author Fungus will flower and bear fruit, creating a peculiar phenomenon called "update"...

I rewatched it from the beginning, especially the scene where the Pope first appeared and called out his sister's name. Could it be that their father is the Pope? Does the author remember this foreshadowing? We're now in the main storyline, but there's too much cutesy daily life; perhaps the main plot could be sped up a bit. Speaking of which, this story in the Elf Kingdom should finally let the best friend know Aurora's true identity, right? After all, the female knights who know her identity have come to the Elf Kingdom, and the new Queen knows too. It would be too pitiful if the official pairing still didn't know!

I first read this book in middle school, and now I'm in college and I still haven't finished it.

By chance, I found this book here, one I'd seen a few years ago. It all started when I was planning to recommend it to a friend but couldn't remember the title. After searching for a while, I only recalled keywords like "Aurora" and "Black Dragon." Thanks to Baidu's relatively reliable search engine, I rediscovered this lighthearted, heartwarming, and loving story. Even more surprising was discovering that the author is still updating it?! Back then, I probably stopped reading it because I was busy, or perhaps the author hadn't updated in a long time, or maybe even changed phones. After all, it was my only solace during exam preparation...

I've been following this story from Qidian to here, I don't even know how I found it in the first place. Back then, Qidian cleaned up fanfiction, and many authors gave up writing, which saddened me for a while. I accidentally discovered that "Black Dragon" was being written by Pineapple Bun. That's how I became a fan of Pineapple Bun and added his first book to my collection. After that, for a long time, I didn't have much time to read web novels, so I temporarily quit. But when I came back, daily updates??? It's become weekly updates =_=, and our beloved Flower Pigeon sometimes doesn't even update weekly! Why is that?! Because, a day in heaven is like a year on earth. We're watching a god write web novels...