Harem - Page 231

Fate selected a worthless young woman, transported her to a wondrous, enchanted world resembling a storybook, and assigned her a chess piece. She embarked on a quest to rescue the realm and claim the throne, gathering loyal knights along the way. Long covered in dust, the endgame now loomed near, the world teetering on the brink of destruction till the advent of a new queen. Between warring kings and the queen and her knights, passions were restrained. What direction shall destiny take this mystical domain? The young woman will ascend to the throne, and her knights shall forever bask in her glory.

One morning, Ji Que wakes up to find himself in a bizarre, eerie world — a place where celestial mountains collapse, temples lie in ruins, evil spirits wear human skins, and wild gods feast on the marrow of the living. At the same time, he acquires a mysterious ability: he can “save up” comprehension points like money, and the more he accumulates, the more wondrous the things he can comprehend. Forced into a series of strange and uncanny events, Ji Que finds himself facing bone Buddhas that spit lotus flowers to “purify” everything, and Laozi himself who refines both heart and pill. But beyond the rampaging demons and monsters, Ji Que discovers something far more terrifying — the darkness within the human heart.

Shan, born weak and a worry to his family as the son of the Dragon Master Alterion, discovered a dragon egg in the forest and became its master. An anime adaptation was planned for release in Japan in 2015, but ultimately cancelled. The webtoon "The Dragon Master" is based on the novel "The Owner of the Divine Dragon" by Taeseon. In the novel, Shan is considered the most beautiful person on Atreia, but in the webtoon, he is an ordinary boy mistaken for a girl due to his feminine appearance. Despite having a "harem" of male admirers, Shan identifies as asexual and masculine, causing frustration when mistaken for a girl. The English translation of the webtoon contains misspelled character names, with the Korean original providing accurate spelling and character profiles.