The Dragon’s Song of Bass

Overall it's okay, the narrative is rhythmic and well-written. But when I saw Chapter 8, I couldn't help but complain. [Laughing evilly] The protagonist just entered a big city, found a tavern, and was kidnapped and taken away. The bad guys are too rampant [laughing and crying].

Tomato is one of the few fantasy masterpieces that is worth watching. The more you watch it, the more addictive it becomes, but I don't know why it is not popular. [What]

It's beautiful (I don't know how to write a review)

Some of the plots are still old-fashioned, but they are still good now that fantasy is scarce. Tomato suppresses fantasy. I hope the author can stick to it. This book is almost all about dialogue and action, with very few narrations and specific descriptions. For example, it only talks about rowing a boat. It doesn't say how big the river is. This is a sword, this is a big box, that is a hill, there is a monster, how big the monster is, and this is a harpy. The specific nature, color, and appearance of those things are all up to the reader. At the same time, the text is dense, and there are too many names. The demand for readers is very high, but it is never watery. The characters are well reflected, although they don't know what they look like.

A wonderful Western fantasy novel, The Boy and the Dragon. The plot is not obtrusive and worth watching.

It's a shame that such a beautiful book is only read by so few people.

Dragon Knight? He's very good-looking. He usually doesn't die young. From now on he will be a legendary dragon knight, passed down to the world like a god.

Very cool! Although a little frustrated