
I Got My Own Dragon Knight the Moment I Came of Age
刚成年就拥有了自己的龙骑士
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Couldn't the male lead, once he's powerful enough, simply make the female lead unable to resist in her dragon form, yet forbid her from transforming into a human and becoming a true dragon knight? That would fit the male lead's character perfectly.
I hope the female lead can experience the feeling of chasing after her husband through a "husband-chasing-the-crematorium" scenario, and that I can make her extremely jealous. Otherwise, it would be a bit unpleasant for the male lead to be the only one trying so hard.
One issue I really have to complain about regarding the dungeon duels is that, essentially, everyone in this book except the male and female protagonists and the old dragon could be cut, yet the plot involving these characters makes up at least 60% of the story. It's not exactly filler, but the book's premise dictates that the reading experience relies solely on the relationship between the male and female leads. Writing other plot points that don't indirectly advance their relationship is truly a headache and a source of negative feedback.
Is the author still alive? Someone copied the entire Assassin Maid book, word for word except for the title, to the book next door (starting from chapter 121).
I acknowledge the value of your "funny" label.
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I always feel like the male leads in all of the author's books are the same—all I can think about is this sly guy! And the way he falls for the female lead seems a bit too fast in every book; the author doesn't seem to know how to write a story about how someone falls for another woman. I hope the male lead can finally stand up for himself and let the female lead win him over, though that's unlikely.
You guys stop talking, that's so Indian.
The author of "Retired Assassin," which I followed, is still writing books 25 years later. Amazing! It's been so many years since he last wrote.