Tears of the Dragon

Born from the forbidden union of two divine Thrones, Rei should never have existed. To save her from the gods who feared what she might become, her parents tore away half their eternal cores and cast her into a forgotten world, sealing an impossible inheritance beneath mortal skin.

That world does not see a miracle. It sees a child with no meridians, no cultivation root, no value. Trash. Raised by a discarded woman in the shadow of a noble clan, Rei grows up powerless in name only, surviving cruelty, humiliation, and the quiet violence of being underestimated.

But broken things become whole beneath her hands. Wounds close. Cloth remembers its proper shape. Reality itself seems to hesitate when Rei decides something is wrong. She was never weak — only sealed, restrained, and waiting for the day the world gives her a reason to stop holding back.

Tears of the Dragon is a long-form xianxia epic with over 1,000,000 words already drafted and nearly 500 chapters completed.

Worlds 1 and 2 are complete, World 3 is currently in progress, and the full journey is planned across 9 worlds.

World 1 does not use quotation marks for dialogue. This is an intentional stylistic choice for this section of the story.

What to expect:

* strong female lead

* overpowered protagonist with sealed potential and mental blocks

* hidden-power-to-terrifying progression

* music-based cultivation

* monsters, sects, warlords, gods, dragons, and ancient powers

* large-scale worldbuilding across multiple worlds

* poly harem / nontraditional relationships

* dark themes, including slavery, violence, exploitation, and survival

AI Usage Note:

I use AI as part of my writing process for generating and refining some prose, along with brainstorming, outlining, and developing ideas, which I then direct, revise, and shape into the final story. The story itself—including its characters, world, plot, and creative direction—is my own.

I hope you’ll give Rei’s story a chance.