Bound by the Red Mark: The Dragon God and His Betrothed
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"I’m coming to get you, my beloved—"◆◆◆ Mito, a girl with a red camellia-shaped mark on the back of her hand, was born with what should be a blessed sign of being the Dragon God's destined bride. However, in the village where she was raised, that very mark was feared and loathed as a cursed omen due to an ancient grudge.Branded a “cursed child” by the villagers, Mito spent her days in isolation and mistreatment. Her only solace came from the time she spent with Haru, a beautiful man who appeared only in her dreams since she was a child—Meanwhile, Haru, who could only meet Mito in dreams as well, found himself increasingly drawn to her. In truth, he is one of the four supreme Dragon Gods of the heavens, known as the "Violet King."Though Dragon Gods are known to show little emotion and no interest in humans, Haru finds himself unable to forget Mito. His longing to see her grows until he finally decides to descend from the heavens and bring her back with him! ◆◆◆ "There’s no one else for me but Mito—"
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SPOILER ALERT!! The parents are the biggest idiots here. Like fym you're willing to get left behind in that village, knowing full well all of its residents hate your fams to the bone? Now you need your daughter and a stranger to save your butts. I feel like it's a cheap trick from the author to make it seem like the girl is even more pitiful and this dragon king is really super strong or whatever.
Typical cursed child story. A couple notable things is that the parents are actually supportive and loving. And this has to be the dumbest, most suicidal village ever. If you believe something is cursed and will only bring you ruin, why would you hide and hold on to it no matter what? Even at the cost of pissing off a god that wouldn't hesitate to wipe your village out?