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The writing is excellent, the plot is very engaging, and it's rare to find a book like this among Tomato's works. It's very well-written, and the relationships between the characters are very well-developed. 💕 Author, how did you manage to slash every single character even though the story was already canceled? [Petrified]

I was discouraged twice by the comments, but I clicked in because I was desperate for something to read. While it's a shame there's no ending, aside from the first two chapters being a bit awkward, it was consistently good until the very end. The world-building, logic, characters, and plot are all very mature, better than most of Tomato's books. I don't understand why it has so many negative reviews...

It's so sad to see you like this, but I hope you think more carefully when you write, especially about logic and world-building. I feel that the character's thinking is like the love story mentioned earlier. The protagonist is a dragon who has lived for countless years. How could he be so easily changed? How could he not know what love is?

Why did it end so inexplicably?!

Damn it, was it cut in half? But why are you suddenly so upset about this ending? No, the more I think about it, the angrier I get.

When I saw the words "The End" in big letters, I admit, I panicked.

I've reached chapter 77, it's alright, but I still have a feeling there's a hidden danger. [Top Post]