The Dragon's Betrothed

Being called sensei all the time, and having to act worthy of it, was too heavy a burden to bear, so the narrator fled to her hometown. But amid the nostalgic scenery, a mysterious man appears. The premise is a quiet romance with a touch of the supernatural, in which a weary professional finds herself drawn into an unexpected bond.The strength is the atmosphere. The hometown feels nostalgic and lived-in, and the mysterious man adds an intriguing, uncanny note. The romance builds with a gentle, reflective pace.The weaknesses are about the supernatural and pace. The fantastical element is lightly sketched, and the story moves slowly. Readers wanting more drama may find it quiet.Recommended for readers who enjoy quiet romances with a hint of the uncanny. Expect a soft, reflective read that is best savoured slowly.