The Dragon King's Daughter and the Fisherman's Son: A Tale of Unlikely Love
In the vast ocean, there lived a beautiful dragon king with nine dragons as his sons. He had a daughter named Chang'e who was as lovely as a phoenix. She was very kind and gentle, loved by all in heaven and on earth.
One day, while Chang'e was out for a stroll on the beach, she saw a handsome fisherman named Liang Weiyi. He was poor but honest, loved by everyone in his village. Chang'e fell deeply in love with him at first sight.
However, their love seemed impossible due to their different worlds. The dragon king forbade his daughter from seeing humans because he feared they would harm her or be harmed by her divine powers. Despite this prohibition, Chang'e continued to secretly visit Liang Weiyi every night under the light of the full moon.
Their love blossomed quickly but faced numerous challenges along the way. One day when Liang Weiyi went fishing at sea during an intense storm that shook heaven and earth, he accidentally caught one of Chang'e's scales which had fallen into the water while she gazed upon him from above.
Chang'e knew that if her father discovered what happened to his scale it could cause war between humans and dragons so she decided to descend upon Earth disguised as an ordinary girl to find Liang Weyi before he returned home with her scale.
Upon finding out about his encounter with Chang'e through other villagers' gossiping mouths which led them back to where they met initially - under that big tree near where they both used to go for walks together each evening - after realizing who this mysterious girl really is (the dragon king's daughter), knowing that such revelation would have catastrophic consequences between two worlds based purely on misunderstandings (that man must have been trying something sinister), he felt overwhelmed not only by guilt but also worry for both their lives since even though they were meant-to-be lovers; fate could still pull them apart foreverly despite having found each other again just moments ago...
