Men Who Love Dragons Too Much

Simplified Chinese (Mandarin: China)
溺爱龙的人 Nì'ài lóng de rén	溺爱 nì'ài = 'spoil, dote on'. 龙 lóng = 'dragon'. 的 de = connecting particle 人 rén = 'person'.	People who dote on dragons
Traditional Chinese (Mandarin: Taiwan)
為龍癡迷的人 Wèi lóng chīmí de rén	為 wèi = 'for'. 龍 lóng = 'dragon'. 癡迷 chīmí = 'infatuated, obsessed, crazy'. 的 de = connecting particle 人 rén = 'person'.	People who are crazy about dragons
Japanese
ドラゴンを愛しすぎる男たち Doragon o aishi-sugiru otoko-tachi	ドラゴンを doragon o = 'dragon' + object particle 愛しすぎる aishi-sugiru = 'to love too much', formed from the verb 愛する ai-suru 'to love' + the auxiliary verb すぎる sugiru = '(to do something) to excess'. 男たち otoko-tachi = 'men' ('man' + plural marker).	Men who love dragons too much
Vietnamese (Chinese characters show etymology)
Những Người Khoái Rồng Quá Cỡ	những = plural marker người = 'person'. khoái = 'be glad, happy'. rồng = 'dragon'. quá cỡ = 'over much'.	People who are overly pleased with dragons
Mongolian (new)
Луунд хэт хайртай хүмүүс Luund khet khairtai khümüüs		People Who Love Dragons Too Much

The author's wicked sense of humour comes into play here. The name is modelled on books with titles like 'Women Who Love Men Too Much'.