Dragon Clan: Bai Wang’s Classmate Still Wants to Be a Salted Fish Today
[Female Lead White King] [Friendship Route] [Happy Ending] [Making Up for Regrets] [Daily Life and Main Plot Together] [No System] [Pure Dragon Clan] [Not a Transmigration] [Some Original Settings] [Original CPs] [Before the Main Plot Begins] [Trying Hard to Match the Original Writing Style]
What do you think the awakened White King would do? Unify the dragon race, reign over the world, punch Nidhogg, and kick the entire Church of Secret Sects?
Too naive.
Our noble Lady Izanami’s first thing after awakening is this — before her memory completely turns into that of a reptile, she takes on the identity of a fourteen-year-old middle school student, Jiang Jinyue, to experience her last bit of human life.
And so, this spiritual authority lord who should have sat high on the throne begins a magical realist daily-life side quest: being wildly complained about by her talkative subordinate Su Enxi, awkwardly chatting with her expressionless senior brother Chu Zihang until she starts doubting dragon life, accompanying Jyamandeth, who secretly has a crush on her senior brother and is now called Xia Mi, as she ships couples online, and also dealing with the social death encirclement of Su Xiaoyan’s trio of drama queen best friends.
And the most ridiculous part is — she even has to find time to check which shameless thief stole the half-finished divine weapon she forged thousands of years ago and is now using as the so-called "Gungnir."
The strongest Dragon King in history, living the least Dragon King-like daily life.
Serious synopsis: The ancient White King awakens in the new era, but chooses to complete her final farewell as a human. When myth meets reality, when old enemies become classmates, when Tianzhao Spear meets Baidu Tieba — a poem of a defier of fate, both funny and tearful, both fiery and cute, begins to play.
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