Lu Mingfei: My Wives Seem to Be All Dragons

That adorable, soft-spoken junior sister? She is the Earth and Mountain King. The prodigal swordswoman who just forged a Supreme Bone? Her draconic majesty is undeniable. Even his childhood sweetheart, Mingdang, turns out to be the Wa Lord, heir to the Emperor's bloodline. When a dragon maid launches a midnight assault, his aching back is proof enough—and then there is the so-called "pretty auntie" outside, shouting that her tail won't stay hidden if Lu Mingfei does not come out soon. This is shaping up to be a harem story, is it not? Except the yandere princess is genuinely too much to handle… and wait, what is this sudden curveball about "Eriyi's Communication Disorder"? Why are Elizabeth and Charlotte always circling him like hungry predators? Fingel shoves a microphone into Lu Mingfei's face and asks, "Chairman Lu, how do you respond to the rumors calling you a traitor to humanity, and how do you plan to uphold the fine virtues of that title?" Lu Mingfei lets out a quiet sigh. "Traitor? I am simply giving homeless female dragons a warm harbor." This is yet another spin on the Dragon Raja mythos—the script Lu Mingfei was always destined to receive, the rise of a so-called loser and the making of a dragon overlord. Glancing back at the original tale, he cracks his knuckles. "Tragedy?" He grins. "I will chop off a few heads." His gaze turns cold. "I am your tragedy." From the author of the completed work Dragon Raja: Still Sings.