The Red Dragon Lady Doesn’t Want to Be a Good Dragon
红龙小姐不想做好龙
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
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- Western Fantasy
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- 1y ago
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A fairy tale version of "The Demon King"~
Suddenly, I realized why this book fascinated me even more than *The Demon King*. The background and the characters' personalities are just as complex and dark as in *The Demon King*, with no less scheming or a more sophisticated society. The only difference is that the little dragon possesses the power to do anything, allowing her to dissolve these dark and cruel elements in a humorous way, unlike Jima the Great Hammer who succumbs to darkness and suffers severe injuries. Undoubtedly, the story frameworks of *The Demon King* and *Miss Red Dragon* are similar: both are stories of holy warriors loyal to order adventuring with a resurrected evil boss in a hidden identity, exploring the complexities of good and evil...
Differences between dragons and humans
My consistent view of this novel is that it's a lighthearted comedy centered on the clash of values between dragons and humans. Richard represents humanity: steadfast, righteous, and trustworthy—a quintessential good person in the universal sense. Orina represents the dragon: proud, greedy, and unrestrained—a traditional villain in common works. Putting these two completely different characters together creates a series of interesting chemical reactions, making me wonder: so this is how dragons think! This generates a sense of novelty. In the plot, the dragon and Richard interact; Richard gradually begins to accommodate the dragon, and the dragon gradually begins to respect Richard's ideas. They gradually understand each other's inner distance...
Unfortunately, it started strong but ended weak; the first part was one of the best I've seen in the "Marriage Change" series.
The general conflicts were fine, but Frost and Silver went to great lengths to kill the protagonist, using every underhanded tactic imaginable—deceiving the male lead and creating a flesh-and-blood puppet of the female lead to possess and replace her. Why did they have to throw in such a dry, tedious mess that was supposed to be a lighthearted and enjoyable story? And then Frost and Silver were fine afterward. I consider myself to have a very high tolerance for such things, but I still succumbed to this today.
Richard wasn't the only one granted freedom by the dragon; Sophia did too.
Seeing the dragon's abduction of Sofia, some commenters felt sorry for her. I want to say that at that moment, it wasn't just Richard who gained freedom, but also Sofia. She was already unknowingly trapped in a cage built by her father, societal norms, her own greed, and the vows of marriage. She wasn't a bad person; she also "loved" Richard. But was the marriage partner she longed for Richard her childhood friend? Was he a deformed child with two indescribable things? Was he a chivalrous paladin of Tyre? Was he a comrade-in-arms on adventures? Or was he a world-renowned dragon slayer burdened with enormous debt? Or simply a son-in-law her father could manipulate? ...
Speaking of novels where the male protagonist builds a harem, wouldn't it feel like the protagonist is being cheated on if the story focuses on one of the female leads? The beginning was quite good, but I'm a little worried about what will happen later.
The collapse of social relationships and the emergence of self-awareness
Honestly, when Richard was finally getting married, I was on tenterhooks for him. Completing his vows to Sophia meant his future was sealed. Marriage forced Richard to kill his adventurous spirit, shed his dragon-slaying hero aura, and immerse himself in the cutthroat world of power struggles and mundane affairs. In the foreseeable future, his powerful yet soft nature would inevitably make him a tool for Sophia's family to seize power, and in his personal life, he would betray his own will, conforming to his wife's wishes to live a comfortable (and boring) life until his death. The wedding placed him on the edge of a precipice, where he could see a dark future beckoning him from the abyss, leaving him filled with worry and wavering...
The thought of the author chatting about "Transformation Novel: The Notes on the Japanese Barbarian School" on the yellow forum Da Bianjing makes me want to laugh. Great outrageous remarks, please write more 50-cent articles.
Who's giving this a bad review? It's so funny, what more could you want? What a tasteless person!
This harem novel is better written than most romance novels; it just goes to show how well the romance between Richard and the Red Dragon is written. Red Dragon used all her treasures to win Richard's heart, and even though Richard knew Red Dragon's true identity, he still loved her deeply. It was truly touching to see this.