My Boyfriend is A Dragon

A young boy named Bai Wu was saved and adopted by a thirty-something police sergeant named Xu Lan. It was love at first sight for Bai Wu, and once he started getting older, his heart yearned for a taste of the forbidden fruit – the romantic love of his adoptive father. The question is, will Xu Lan ever reciprocate? With deranged serial killers, parallel dimensions, time warps, dragons, and a bit of ancient black magic, Bai Wu and Xu Lan are caught in a series of crazy adventures while discovering what they truly mean to each other. This is a story of lust and madness!

Original Publisher

Unknown

English Publisher

webnovel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on My Boyfriend is A Dragon Okay, so I dove into "My Boyfriend is A Dragon" with a mix of excitement and trepidation, given the mixed bag of opinions I'd seen. With comedy, mystery, and a supernatural yaoi romance promised, I was hoping for a wild ride. What I got was... complicated. ### First Impressions The premise definitely grabbed me. A human-nonhuman relationship with a possessive dragon in modern times? Sign me up! The initial chapters held promise, and I was eager to see where the story would go, but my enthusiasm waned as I progressed. ### What Works Well Honestly, finding aspects that consistently "worked" was a challenge. The core concept, the *idea* of the relationship between Xu Lan and Bai Wu, had potential. I could see glimpses of a compelling, if unconventional, romance peeking through. The "tragic past" element also hinted at deeper emotional layers that, if explored properly, could have added significant depth. ### Areas of Concern Unfortunately, the execution stumbled quite a bit. The plot felt disjointed and random. I struggled to maintain a sense of investment, especially with the world-hopping aspect. The transitions felt jarring, and I often found myself lost and confused. The mystery elements also fell flat for me; the investigations felt haphazard, and the resolutions lacked any real punch. Character development was another major issue. I found it hard to connect with either Xu Lan or Bai Wu. Bai Wu's actions often came across as selfish and irritating, making it difficult to root for him as a love interest. Xu Lan, on the other hand, felt bland and inconsistent, lacking a distinct personality that would make him memorable. The relationship between them felt forced and, at times, even uncomfortable. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several readers mentioned a potentially tragic ending (BE). While I didn't personally reach the conclusion, the possibility of a downer ending, coupled with the existing narrative issues, definitely dampened my enthusiasm. ### Final Verdict Overall, "My Boyfriend is A Dragon" is a story with a lot of untapped potential. While the initial premise and hints of a tragic romance are intriguing, the disjointed plot, weak character development, and potential for a disappointing ending ultimately detract from the experience. I can't wholeheartedly recommend it. 2/5 stars.