After Becoming the Aunt of the Dragon Hero

Ming He always believed she had entered a world of cultivation, only to discover she had stepped into the script of the unstoppable Dragon Hero (Long Aotian, 龙傲天, a Chinese term that is often used in the context of web novels, particularly in the fantasy and martial arts genres, to describe a character who is exceptionally powerful, confident, and often has a strong sense of superiority). Su Ming He, the younger half-sister of Su Cheng Feng, the leader of the Su family, is the aunt of the main character, the Dragon Hero. She taunts the fallen hero and becomes one of the stepping stones for him… However, Su Cheng Feng is still just the young master of the Su family, an inner sect disciple of the Liu Yun Sect, and the Dragon Hero’s mother has just arrived at the Liu Yun Sect as a core disciple for a certain purpose. Ming He clenched her fist. So what if she is an outer sect disciple? Now that she is here, she definitely wants to climb to great heights. With a three-foot azure blade in hand, she will tread the path through the clouds, witness the sun, moon, and stars of the Thousand Layers Spirit Mountain, and see the raging waves of the Giant Serpent in the vast Eastern Sea. She wants to see the duel of the top talents from the Dragon and Tiger Rankings! But—what’s up with this woman who always sticks to her side, smiling charmingly like a temptation, and keeps trying to touch her? Isn’t she the Dragon Hero’s mother? 1. Nine stages of cultivation: Qi Refinement, Spirit Guiding, Xuan Wei, Dust Dispersal, Wind Controlling, Heaven Origin, Human King, Earth Emperor, Great Emperor. 2. The main storyline involves defeating monsters, saving the world, and winning a beautiful partner. 3. There are numerous private settings, a mix of excitement and hardship, and a fresh storyline.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Becoming the Aunt of the Dragon Hero "After Becoming the Aunt of the Dragon Hero" promised a wild ride through a xianxia world with a strong female lead and a yuri romance. After diving in, I found a story that definitely delivers on some fronts, but also stumbled a bit in others. It's a novel that demands patience and an appreciation for action over pure romance. ### First Impressions The premise is undeniably fun: a protagonist transmigrating into a xianxia novel as the aunt of the dragon hero. Right off the bat, I was intrigued by the potential for comedic subversion of tropes and a fresh perspective on the cultivation genre. The initial chapters draw you in as the MC tries to survive the absurdity of the martial arts world. ### What Works Well The action is definitely a strong point. The fight scenes are well-written and create a sense of tension. The protagonist's journey to become stronger feels earned, and the challenges she faces are genuinely engaging. There's a clear sense of progression as she ascends to higher levels, making her accomplishments feel worthwhile. I also appreciated the world-building. The macro-level details of the world, with its various factions and races, were interesting and felt relatively well-developed. ### Areas of Concern The romance, while present, is definitely a slow burn – perhaps too slow for some. The relationship progresses in fits and starts, with the characters often separated for extended periods due to their cultivation journeys. I found myself wanting more interaction and development between the main characters, rather than separate narratives. The story can also feel a bit convoluted at times, with many characters and plot threads that can be difficult to keep track of. A few characters are introduced and then forgotten. Also, the use of certain tropes can become repetitive. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers felt that the romance was sidelined too much, with one of the love interests being "fridged" for multiple arcs after the confession. Additionally, the transmigration aspect feels underutilized, with many potential twists being unexplored. The worldbuilding, while initially interesting, can fall into predictable patterns with bland factions and a lack of nuance. ### Final Verdict "After Becoming the Aunt of the Dragon Hero" is a decent read if you're primarily looking for a xianxia action story with a touch of yuri romance. If you're seeking a romance-heavy novel, you might be disappointed. The action and cultivation aspects are well-executed, but the romance takes a backseat. I would recommend this to readers who enjoy cultivation novels with strong female leads and are willing to be patient with the slow-burn romance. Just be prepared for a bumpy ride with plenty of action and cultivation.