The Princess and the Retired Dragon

Who says the evil dragon must kidnap the princess? A thousand-year-old retired dragon just wants to guard his treasure and bask in the sun, but his retirement plan is disrupted by a rebellious princess who comes to visit him! "From today on, this tower belongs to me!" The little princess who has no martial virtues carries weapons and becomes the guest, and starts a hilarious cohabitation with the old dragon who only wants to fish: she complains about the dragon's aesthetics, and he proposes to change the tower into a floor-to-ceiling window to watch her cooking yoga; the two argue about the best way to eat leg of lamb with wine, and even join forces to "release water" for the brave to earn a ransom. When fantasy scenes such as the Clockwork Man City and the Toy Dungeon appear one after another, this seemingly random companionship gradually turns into a warm bond across races. The anti-routine setting combined with healing and funny daily life allows you to understand that "companion is the best treasure" in the bizarre western fantasy world. "Long, what will you do if I die of old age?" "... I will lift you into the sea like the last princess." "It's so boring. Then you have to help me beat up my brother who wants to trade me for land first." So, the dragon crushed the royal power. When the princess pointed to the ancient book and asked, "Can the elf's moonwell be borrowed from the sky for another five hundred years?", The evil dragon was shocked to realize that for the first time, his long life was marked by human time. An adventure about eternity and moments actually begins with an awkward promise made by the kidnapper to the hostage.