Dragon World. Resurrection

Self-satisfied dragons became proud, ceased to love and cherish their women, viewing them solely as a source of healthy offspring. They joyfully became fathers of sons—heirs of clans and glorious traditions—who could be trained in the art of war. And... the dragonesses... Women deprived of love, used as a free appendage to men, took revenge in the simplest way—they stopped giving birth to girls. It is hard to imagine a mother wishing her daughter a sad fate of a recluse, albeit a golden one, but a cage nonetheless. And their prayers were heard by the Mother of all dragons. With sadness for her descendants, she made such a difficult decision in hope that the dragons would reconsider. This put the clans on the brink of extinction. Marriages with human women yielded no results. The dragons prolonged the agony, but it did not solve the main problem: how to continue the lineage without deaths and loss.  And the Mother of all dragons gave her descendants a chance for salvation. She preserved the last single young dragoness, embedding into her body a time traveler. Anika saves the life of the lord's son, while he tries to kill her second incarnation. She is destined for him by fate, his true mate. But the dragon is irritated by her wounded hands, and he drives her out of his sight. Fate will connect them again more than once. The true purpose is to teach this world to love, and only then will the curse be lifted, and a dragoness will be born again in it.