Dragon Essence: Color My World

01.09.2012
In a world where humans worship dragons as their gods, a human girl and a dragon boy meet each other by chance. A feudal fantasy visual novel — follow the story of Chi An as she struggles between the responsibility towards her family, society, and freedom to pursue her own happiness.

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