Is It Funny That I Became a Dragon Princess After Failing to Slay a Dragon?

June 6, 2026, marked the 889th day that Xia Yi accompanied me. Hi everyone, it's the college entrance exam tomorrow! Can you give me some blessings? Thank you everyone! I also hope Xia Yi can bless me~

Personally, I feel a bit disappointed that the protagonist's childhood was too short. He carried increasingly heavy burdens and matured too early. I still prefer the carefree little silver dragon from the beginning.

As the saying goes, the larger the circle, the more extraordinary people there are; the smaller the circle, the more extraordinary the people. This statement is quite accurate.

Since the epilogue has introduced new plot developments, as usual, I should still update my book review to commemorate this masterpiece! Congratulations on the completion! Thank you to the author for accompanying me for the past three years (this is the third version of the book review, including all the plot points and personal interpretations from Volume 1 to the author's closing remarks). For three years of high school, Xia Yi accompanied me every step of the way, always serving as my pillar of support, supporting me through those three years, and accompanying me through my college entrance exams until the first day of college application. From July 6, 2022, when the book began updating, to February 11, 2023, when I first encountered Xia Yi, the total update time for the entire book is now 1087 days. Accompanying me, hand in hand...

An encounter began with an advertisement on Bilibili. In the blink of an eye, 1000 days have passed. Thanks to Mika for the Swiss roll for bringing us "Is it funny to fail at slaying a dragon and become a dragon princess?" I also want to thank Xia Yiyi for stepping out of a novel and accompanying me for so long. I hope to be able to accompany you for a much longer time in the future. 2026.9.25

July 6, 2026, the 919th day that Xia Yi has been with me. Does anyone remember? Today is the book's birthday. It's four years old today. Little Xia Yi's adorable image is still imprinted in my mind. May the future be even brighter! Happy 4th Anniversary to "Is it funny that I became a dragon princess after failing to slay a dragon?" Happy birthday, Xia Yi! Wright (sad...)

I read this book around December 2022 and was immediately drawn to the adorable Xia Yi. It's hard not to love such a cute, arrogant white-haired bun. Sometimes I really looked forward to the ending, but when it actually ended, I felt a mix of sadness and joy. Sadness because I might not see Xia Yi again, but also joy because it was a happy ending, with all my favorite characters still alive. I've heard people say that the end of a novel isn't necessarily the end, but rather that we can no longer see the story, while the characters continue to live in their world—a world we have no right to pry into. But what I think is that as long as you love a character, that character...

Title: Greatness Shines from the Real Ordinary. Xia Yi never proclaimed herself a savior, yet she saved the world at least three times. Frey was prophesied to be the savior, yet failed 563 times. Why? In his youth, Frey promised his lover Elsa to "become a hero," thus shouldering the burden of being a "hero." Later, he bore the divine right to save the world, the responsibility for the entire world, and the pressure of 563 failures. His aim was to be extraordinary, to become extraordinary, to achieve extraordinary. Therefore, he assumed the responsibility and awareness of "saving the world, who else but me?" He was willing to pay any price for this. Therefore, he only cared about saving the world, not about anything else. This is like...

Looking back, as a child, I was just an unwanted kid. My life in the human world... Was unbearable to recall. I begged on the streets every day, my only companion a stray dog. I had saved enough money to buy a ticket to a vassal state of the Dragon Kingdom, but three thugs ruined everything. In my anger, I learned that I was the lustful beast Asmodeus... After that, I learned my mother was Shia. So, I asked the Doctor to find her information. And I, as the lustful beast, knew that if I didn't plunder Shia's bloodline, I would eventually die from being unable to bear the power. But...

Looking back, I was drawn to this book by an ad on Bilibili, and it was the first book I read there—so many memories! Sigh, after finishing it, I felt a void, like something was missing. Maybe it's the epilogue; not being able to continue Xia Yiyi's story is truly disappointing. I hope this book will be adapted into a comic in the future (though the chances are slim). Just a thought for now.