Kurogami Daichi

I Fell in Love with the Dragon Queen, But Physical Contact Means World Destruction

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In the scorched lands of Kaelhar, scarred warrior Ban Leon forges an unexpected bond with Essence Moon, the fierce Dragon Queen. Together, they navigate a treacherous path to uncover a prophecy that promises unity between humans and dragons—yet their love is forbidden, for even the slightest physical contact could unleash world-destroying chaos. As they confront their haunted pasts and battle the shadows of distrust, Ban must decide how much he is willing to sacrifice for the chance at peace and the woman who ignites his heart.

Author

Kurogami Daichi

Category

Arts

Podcast website

harminbooks.com

Latest episode

Feb 16, 2026

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Episodes

Chapter 3: The Ashen Pass Awaits 16.02.2026

Chapter 3: The Ashen Pass Awaits from I Fell in Love with the Dragon Queen, But Physical Contact Means World Destruction by Kurogami Daichi

Chapter 2: Ban Leon, the Lonely Hero 16.02.2026

Chapter 2: Ban Leon, the Lonely Hero from I Fell in Love with the Dragon Queen, But Physical Contact Means World Destruction by Kurogami Daichi

Chapter 1: The Scorched Lands of Kaelhar 16.02.2026

Chapter 1: The Scorched Lands of Kaelhar from I Fell in Love with the Dragon Queen, But Physical Contact Means World Destruction by Kurogami Daichi

Opening Credits 15.02.2026

Opening credits for I Fell in Love with the Dragon Queen, But Physical Contact Means World Destruction

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