The Silver Dragon Girl Will Never Be Kept as a Pet by the Sword Saint

I've tested positive and have a terrible headache, so I need to take a few days off.

Regular updates will resume starting today.

There are no extra chapters, no plot development, and no coherence. Is the author trying to abandon the book?

It's only 330,000 words, and the updates are so slow, it actually feels like a monotonous diary entry. You could even skip around without much problem. The romantic relationships are the same old issues; it feels like only Rodia is maintaining the relationship. Long Xiaoji seems indifferent, as if the romantic love is gone but there's still a sense of familial affection, so it doesn't matter. There are very few sweet moments, and the overall tone is rather bland, leaving the reader feeling rather uninterested.

The beginning was quite good, a sweet and heartwarming story. However, several problems arose later after the young swordsman went to the church. 1. The female lead's character became inconsistent: Initially gentle, innocent, and kind, her character underwent a sudden 180-degree turn after joining the church, almost disappearing from the main storyline. There were even chapters where her name didn't appear, making her seem like a supporting character instead of a main character. 2. The timeline shifted too frequently: after joining the church, the story moved to five years later, one year later, ten years later, and each time the timeline changed, only a small part of the plot was shown, leading to…

I really liked the author's opening, the interaction between the two female protagonists, and the relaxed reading atmosphere. However, from chapters 40 to 60+, I felt that too much space was added for supporting characters—goddesses, demon kings, heroes, etc.—And less time was spent with the two female protagonists, causing a slight disconnect from the earlier chapters and a decline in overall enjoyment. It's not that adding more content is wrong, but I felt it would have been better to interweave the protagonists' interactions gradually. After all, I was drawn in by the title "The Silver Dragon is Raised by the Sword Saint," and for the past ten days or so, I've been waiting for each update, but haven't seen the parts I wanted to read. Now that we've reached the school arc, and the two female protagonists have finally met, I hope to see more of their interactions in the opening...

Tomb sweeping

With this update frequency, I'm really afraid that after I subscribe to the whole thing, it will suddenly be shipped out one day.

What is the author's current situation?

What? It's been days and there's still no update. Have you run away?