The Dragon Clan’s Little Princess Only Eats Tigers, Never Hardships

[Light Lily] [Invincible Flow/Shuangwen] [Loli/Cute Dolphin] [Another World] [Healing/Fairy Tale/Slow Heat] Let's talk briefly about the content first. Some new readers like to read the comments before reading the book. I hope the following content can help you. (Slight spoilers) If you want me to describe it, this is a brisk and comfortable book. Its main content is nothing more than "sticking" and "slapping in the face" mentioned in the introduction. To elaborate, the first two chapters (chapters 1-60) mainly talk about the plot of showing identity and helping Peorista rise. The exciting part of "showing strength" that everyone wants to see is concentrated in the section after chapter 47. From the second half of the third chapter, a lot of cute loli stickers have been added, including some small reversal plots of pretending to be pigs and eating tigers, and interesting family plots. Many people are saying that there is something wrong with the writing. I don't deny that some plots are indeed a bit redundant (such as the live broadcast survival part? Sometimes almost a whole chapter is devoted to the plight of other teams and the audience's reaction, which feels not very necessary to the plot). But unlike what some readers said, I feel that delicate descriptions and characterizations should not be criticized. Personally, I think that the "cute" attribute should be an indispensable soul for people who change their gender, especially when they change into a diva. To create a cute and kind-hearted girl, delicate appearance, movements and psychological descriptions are essential, and some seemingly insignificant events also appear delicate and important. (I still clearly remember what little Aier said, "The hands of working people are not dirty" and other words, which warmed my heart all day long) On the contrary, I have read a novel about a girl who transforms into a girl. The main character is treated as a boy. Except for the transformation at the beginning, the rest of the story has almost nothing to do with the subject, and there are no stickers... So the fact that little El can be so cute is really inseparable from ee's delicate descriptions. However, even if you have a personal preference, after thinking about it again and again, the answer to the question "whether to redundant strokes" ultimately lies in your personal vision. If you think this is a novel about pretending to be cool and having fun, then the character description is often redundant because it may affect your rhythm. But if you think this is a heart-warming post novel, you will naturally not think that there is anything wrong with it, but instead feel that such small descriptions are irreplaceable. Overall, if you like warm and lovely TieTie plots, this book is not to be missed. If you just want to read cool articles to relieve stress, then this game is totally worth a try. (The above has been revised many times, and the point of view has changed repeatedly. I have read the original text several times... In the end, I still stand in the middle. The beholder has his own opinion. I want to make suggestions for modifications in many places, but after reading it a few times, I feel that there is no change. Writing a novel is indeed not something that readers can easily figure out... Of course, the above is just a personal opinion, and reasonable criticism and suggestions also deserve respect) The following is subjective emotional content. If you haven't read the book, don't read it In fact, I have always admired ee's writing style - like warm and sweet tea in the winter of the world. After reading several other ee novels, there would often be situations where a paragraph would take up an entire page, or it would take a long time before the protagonist's name appeared. Gradually, I also learned to "slow down" and learn to savor long paragraphs of text, and I gained a lot. It's not like reading fast-paced mindless and refreshing articles, reading ten lines at a glance, slow reading is a kind of leisurely content, and it can also relieve stress. In addition, what touches me most is that the interweaving of ee's fairy tale-like novels and reality not only brings people a dreamy enjoyment, but also makes people reflect on reality. On the basis of imagination, ee often puts himself into the description of the protagonist. Many plots may have traces in reality, which makes the work realistic. The most unforgettable ones are indeed the two Lumilan books. In the world of stars and dreams, the war in reality never stops. The homeless people look up, but the dark clouds cover the starry sky, so Lumilan quietly heals people's scars in their dreams... The story seems to be outside of reality, but there are reflections of reality everywhere. After reading it, I can't calm down for a long time. However, it seems that it is relatively rare to see ee himself taking part in the description in this work. Maybe I didn't see it? After all, this is Tomato, and readers have different preferences. They need a certain amount of exciting content to attract attention, and downplay content that is generally considered procrastinating to retain readers, such as part of the protagonist's journey. But I was really looking forward to it when I first started reading this book, after all, the name "Elline" is. The above is just my opinion. Any additions or deficiencies are welcome. I won't go into more details, it feels a bit far. This is my first time to write a long review. I really racked my brains in the conception and writing of this review. I also read a lot of other people's long reviews to learn from it. It took me almost a week to write it, and finally I felt long-winded and off-topic... In short, thousands of words are combined into one sentence - I wish ee good health, eekda!

To be honest, it's an invincible cool article. I think it's best not to show off or hide anything. If you need it, you'll reveal it. If you don't have a need, you won't deliberately say it. It has an invincible casualness and cute laziness. It's better not to hide it deliberately. Hiding it all the time makes the audience feel uncomfortable. It's very urgent, but it's useless. You can consider my suggestion. After all, with your combat power setting, you don't need to reveal the relationship with your biological parents. As long as her own strength is enough

Very cute little Elle, I feel like my heart is being healed just by looking at it. This is how cuteness should be described in Lolita novels. At present, many Lolita novels simply set the protagonist as a Lolita. In fact, it is only fun to fight and not look like a Lolita at all. Changing the protagonist to an uncle will not feel inconsistent. Some books are crazy and only have stickers and no plot progress (there are really many such books). It's so rare to find a book like this one that has both plot and cuteness. The many close-ups of characters included in the plot also make it easier to imagine the characters. All in all, it's very cute and well worth watching. Follow-up review on January 14th: The quality of the story has always been very good, but the change in Xiao Aier's character in a short period of time was a bit too big. She changed from a coquettish baby who loved to sleep to a domineering and mature young lady, which made me feel a little inconsistent. The images of Little El and Little Al are different. The author also explained later that there are indeed differences in the personalities of Little El and Little Al in different forms. They can be treated as two people. This idea of ​​one person and two people is quite novel. But what I want to say is that after Little Al appeared, Little Al's character also changed a lot. In the early stage, in addition to eating and sleeping, little El also had many cute behaviors such as flying around and hugging. The cuteness of these latter behaviors is almost gone. Instead, they often show a majestic and mysterious side, and their attitude towards people has also changed from being soft and cute to being tough. From the sleepy and dull character before, he has become mysterious like an omniscient prophet. His behavior has also become much more domineering, and he has become more like Little Al. Except for rarely being cute in the later plots, such as actively threatening werewolves, judging from the previous image of the sleepy princess Xiao Aier, I feel that I couldn't do such behavior before. Compared with the early days when Little Aier was just eating well and sleeping soundly, and doing other things as easily as possible, later on Little Aier's active intervention and domineering display of divine power to others are difficult to associate with the same person. For example, in the same show of strength, Xiao Aier would only find it troublesome at the initial banquet. He would focus on eating and just show off his abilities casually. He could also doze off during the duel, which made people think it was cute. But later on, he began to actively create a sense of mystery, including when Li Man and Qiao Long were in the village. They showed strength and majesty domineeringly, without thinking of cuteness at all, and only had the image of an aloof god. Because it is covered with a layer of mysterious and majestic filters, the sense of distance is stronger, and little Aier is not as cute as before. So my feeling is that after Little El appeared in the plot, Little El's own personality changed a lot, and he no longer felt like the cute and sleepy dragon princess Little El at the beginning. But according to the development of the plot, the time from when Little Al was adopted by the human race to when Little Al appeared was less than one semester. I feel that it is unreasonable for such a big change in personality in such a short period of time. The only thing I can think of is that he was affected by Little Al, but he said that he has not recovered his previous memories, so it feels unreasonable, and it feels a bit like being taken away. The subsequent creation story is still very exciting, I still give it five stars. However, I feel that the changes in the plot are like changing the book. The previous story is closer to the daily life of the dragon princess, and is viewed from the perspective of the princess who focuses on having fun. Little El only cares about eating and sleeping. As for various incidents, they are solved incidentally. King Silas also simply and roughly arrested him for an interview because fighting would affect his sleep. The following plot can be said to be about being a world administrator, completely bringing into the perspective of the king. He is keen on managing the world and often actively intervenes. The rest of the plot is no longer related to the introduction terms "soft cute attributes" and "sleepy heroine". It is more like the story of the sleepy princess Little Al that ended after finding Little Al. The rest of the story is more like a new story of the world manager Little Al, like a new book. Having said all that, compared to the little Aier who became domineering later on, I still like the little Aier who loved to sleep, was fed as a group pet, and liked to act coquettishly and beg for hugs. Follow-up review on January 18: After about 600 chapters, Little Aier has returned to a character similar to that of the previous two or three hundred chapters. Oh yeah, oh yeah [laughing] [laughing] [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss] [licking the screen] [licking the screen]. The subsequent content can be regarded as a two-way development. The difference in personality between Little Ai'er and Little Ai'er is also clearly reflected. Are they considered two protagonists? From this point of view, the scenes in the middle of the book where Little Al behaves like Little Al's special godly behavior. However, I was a little surprised that the author chose to skip the royal ceremony that had been laid out for so long. If read together, it is like the transition between the first volume and the second volume of the book, so people will not pay special attention to it. Overall, it looks great.

Super cute writing, super relaxing story Struggles between big countries, conflicts between families, all pain, sorrow, and even destruction, in the hands of little Aier, seem so indifferent... Just like walking in her small garden, the warm sun in winter, everyone gathers together, stroking the soft and round rabbits, chatting, admiring the sea of flowers, everything is so relaxed and freehand This is an alternative daily article based on a grand narrative, and it is also a delicious medicine for regulating the depressed mood. These are the reasons why I like this book Finally, I wish ee a happy new year in advance [send heart][send heart]

I heard that this was written by ee, so I came to read it. Ee's transformation writing is quite nice [blowing kiss]. Nuoer Cat on Pineapple is also my favorite transformation novel. It is the only daily novel that I have read for a long time. After reading that book, I haven't used Pineapple much [currently working on it]

First of all, I would like to express my affirmation. I think this book is well written. I wanted to give it 4.5 Stars, but I didn't, so I gave it five stars. Let me talk about my opinions first. In terms of advantages: the author has a relatively perfect portrayal of the characters, with distinctive and substantial characters. For most of the plot, the context is clear. But there are also shortcomings. The author's writing style in this book is a bit immature, and many details are bluntly connected and impose settings. Here are just a few examples: (Tao Dun: This is not to find fault, but to point out suggestions so that the author can correct his mistakes. I forgot to adopt them) 1. When the protagonist arrives at the @, %*+ family (I can't remember the PS name, I don't watch Western Fantasy), the birthday of the earth is forced to be set, without any foreshadowing, forced to be sensational, and it seems rather blunt. And it's a bit ridiculous. The time difference is 1 month in 100 years, and the difference is 0.3 Days every year. And it is inappropriate to use today as her birthday to describe it. After all, her birthday is only 1/3 day away. And it was too coincidental (to be honest, I was ready to quit when I saw that, but because of the reason at the beginning, I thought it could not prove the rest of the book, so I continued reading). I think this will dissuade some readers. 2. The protagonist, when attending the harvest party, saw at a glance the problem with the document in the hands of the professor he bumped into. To use an analogy, it's like looking at elementary school questions now. Although they are all questions like 1+3=4, they are so densely packed that you can't tell them at all. (Ps. If you want to talk about the Western fantasy world, with divine consciousness and spiritual power, pretend I didn't mention it) 3. The protagonist walks on the air with her white silk stockings, and walks on her toes in an arc... It feels a bit like a forced setting for XP. She walks on her toes, giving her a sense of déjà vu like the female ghost Sadako. All in all, this novel is still very interesting and I hope the author will continue his work.

Dragons, soft cuteness, Never Marry, and Western Fantasy are all my favorites! ! !

0. Loli is right! The dragon lady is right! Tie Tie is right! 1. The difference between the first half of the different world adventure and the general cool novel is the delicate sense of character portrayal, but it has an immersive feeling. 2. When I returned to Earth in the second half, I was a little worried that it would crash at first, but fortunately it gave me a reassuring sense of daily life, like "Kobayashi's Dragon Maid" 3. Also, the author is willing to hire artists for his characters. This alone is much better than many assembly-line works that only use AI drawings (although I don't know why the artist is also included (laughs)

The setting of the sleeping girl is very interesting. After reading dozens of chapters, I personally feel that it is better to forget about it. Although the plot is a bit old-fashioned, it is warm and relaxing. It is suitable for reading a few chapters every day. I really can't stand it anymore. This plot really doesn't make sense. It's really meaningless. I feel like it's ridiculous that it's rated 9.2.

It's good-looking, but the protagonist doesn't have the domineering feel of the princess. I feel like a carefree kid in the country.