The Dragon’s Song of Bass

Overall, it's alright; the narrative is well-paced and the writing is decent. But I couldn't help but complain a bit when I got to chapter eight. 😏 The protagonist had barely entered the big city when he found a tavern and was immediately kidnapped. The bad guys are so brazen! 😂

One of Tomato's few fantasy masterpieces, definitely worth reading; the more you read, the more addictive it becomes. I just don't know why it's not more popular. [What?]

It looks great! (That's because I'm bad at writing reviews)

Some plot points are still clichéd, but it's still pretty good given the scarcity of fantasy these days. Tomato (the author's pen name) is known for suppressing fantasy, so hopefully the author can persevere. This book is almost entirely dialogue and action, with very little narration or detailed description.

A very engaging Western fantasy novel, about a boy and a dragon. The plot flows smoothly and is definitely worth reading.

It's such a shame that so few people read such a good book.

Dragon knights? They're pretty cool. They usually don't die young; they become legendary dragon knights, passed down through generations like gods.

Fantastic! Although a little frustrating.