The Dragon Priestess

Information

Status

Hiatus

Year

2019

Author

FantasyCucumber

• Chapter Ninety
  Oct 17, 2020
• Chapter Eighty-Nine
  Oct 10, 2020
• Chapter Eighty-Eight
  Oct 3, 2020
• Chapter Eighty-Seven
  Sep 28, 2020
• Chapter Eighty-Six
  Sep 19, 2020
• Chapter Eighty-Five
  Feb 3, 2020
• Chapter Eighty-Four
  Jan 26, 2020
• Chapter Eighty-Three
  Jan 21, 2020
• Chapter Eighty-Two
  Dec 26, 2019
• Chapter Eighty-one
  Dec 24, 2019
• Chapter Eighty
  Dec 21, 2019
• Chapter Seventy-nine
  Dec 19, 2019
• Chapter Seventy-Eight
  Dec 17, 2019
• Chapter Seventy-seven
  Dec 14, 2019
• Chapter Seventy-six
  Dec 12, 2019
• Chapter Seventy-five
  Dec 10, 2019
• Chapter Seventy-four
  Dec 7, 2019
• Chapter Seventy-three
  Dec 5, 2019
• Chapter Seventy-two
  Dec 3, 2019
• Chapter Seventy-one
  Dec 1, 2019

Reviews

Community Reviews(3)

• ramoutonRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  As of the time I am writing this review, this story is highly underrated in my opinion.
  This story has excellent grammar, excellent characterization, a good consistent flow, intelligent world building and good reasons for every characters behavior.
  The story is a slow paced one, but with several underlying themes and plot threads. There is an element of travel to another world, however, the source world is not Earth despite some technological similarities, and the reasons for being able to travel to the other world are well thought out and well explained.
  This story has some action, but it is not a focus of the story, which is more focused on the world building, the politics of the characters, and a slight hint of a budding romantic relationship, certainly a long courtship at least. The magic system is well thought out and fairly unique across the other novels I have read. It's use in the story so far is a bit understated and I look forward to seeing more of it.
  As was stated in the other review, (there was only one other when I wrote this), the author has done a very good job keeping the ideologies of the characters of the various countries consistent and understandable, and even relatable.
  I highly recommend supporting this author via Patreon if you can.
  Frankly I wish my own story was as well written.
• rob stencelRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  This was a story I only started reading out of curiosity.  I didn't expect it to capture my interest, and isn't the type of story I normally read.  I am glad I gave it a chance, as the characters are interesting as is the story.  I really like the way it challenges the ideologies of the support characters while still feeling authentic to the era.  There are some very stereotypical characters and is clunky at times, but overall find it a very good story.
• RoseButterRoyal Road

  ★★★★ 3.5

  The Dragon Priestess adheres closely to eastern fantasy webnovel romance tropes. The male lead is introduced right from the start; he's dashing, doting, handsome, wealthy, heroic, and spoils Yuelan overly much. The female lead is beautiful, gentle, kind, and serene. And not much else. The characters are cookie cutter cardboard. There are no twists, no turns; the plot just hops up on its rails and carries forth.
  Worst of all, everything that is or was interesting about the characters or the setting is overridden by the demands of the plot. No character building or in-universe explanations given, disbelief is snapped back and forth as the plot demands. Yuelan has demands, opinions, and beliefs, but snap, in the next moment they are gone. The setting shatters itself on repeat to provide the feel-good moments of the oversaturated character tropes.
  So if you are looking for cute fluff, face-slapping, and doting ML-FL tropes, this story has got them. Depth and consistency? Look somewhere else.