Dawn of the Dragon

Life couldn't be better for Yoo Taehyuk, the capable and charismatic heir to the Yooshin Corporation, until a spiritual crisis threatens his family's prosperity. Hyo-un, the ancient dragon deity who has blessed the Yoo family for generations, has awakened with a singular demand: he wants to leave and find his mate. When the family attempts to sacrifice Taehyuk’s younger sister to appease the god, Taehyuk steps in to take her place. Armed with confidence and a desperate plan, he enters the dragon's lair claiming to be the reincarnated lover Hyo-un has been longing for.

However, the reunion isn't what Taehyuk expects. Hyo-un is suffering from amnesia and a "sickness of the heart," initially appearing as a formless entity before taking on a breathtaking human form. Skeptical and volatile, the dragon doesn't recognize Taehyuk, forcing the heir to rely on his wits and charm to maintain the ruse. What begins as a business-like arrangement to save the family fortune quickly spirals into a complex relationship as Taehyuk struggles to manage the deity's unpredictable moods and intense needs.

"Dawn of the Dragon" masterfully blends modern corporate drama with high-stakes fantasy romance. As Taehyuk spends more time with the lonely and possessive god, the line between his lie and reality begins to blur. Readers will be drawn into the intense chemistry and shifting power dynamics between a human trying to survive and a divine being learning to love again. With its lush artwork and emotional depth, this series offers a captivating twist on the classic "beauty and the beast" trope within the Boys' Love genre.