What Do You Mean I, a Dragon, Got Kidnapped by a Princess?

A feeling of suffocation like being wrapped around a python As fast as a cheetah hunting prey A sense of freedom like an eagle soaring Pain like a vicious dog bite A sense of alertness like a red fox pouncing A crushing feeling like a giant bear sweeping across A sense of restraint like an eagle hunting prey A sense of imminence like a spotted tiger leaping A feeling of despair like a circling vulture A sense of alertness like a crocodile lurking A sense of danger like a buffalo charging A fatal feeling like a giant crocodile rolling A sense of intimidation like the roar of a silver wolf A thrilling feeling like a sandworm ambush A feeling of impact like the impact of a stone lion A feeling of entrapment like the claws of a giant crab A clamping feeling like a firefox staring at you A trembling sensation like a snow ape jumping As tense as a wild goose chasing A sense of terror like a red dragon coiling around A sense of escape like a hound snapping at you A sense of urgency like a golden snake entwining itself A thrilling feeling like an ice eagle swooping down

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It looks good. I'd like to support it, but there are some areas where it's unfair. For example, it was said earlier that she is about as weak as an ordinary person in her human form, but later she is much stronger than an ordinary person in her human form. But overall it's still very interesting to watch. I hope it can give a good ending to the brave princess, dragon and magician. Of course, I'm also looking forward to the plot of the little black room.

It seems that I feel very uncomfortable, but to be honest, I don't dare to say the reason. After all, it is not a good reason, and it is my personal problem. The Brave Line takes over the spotlight, and PTSD intensifies

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The so-called brave man is not to become a hero, not to be guided by the goddess, not to be blessed by the holy sword, but because someone is waiting for him, because someone needs him. As of the chapters I have read, I really think the Brave Line is well written. Although Leon does not have the power of a hero, he has a heroic heart, which perfectly fits the image of a hero in my mind. I think the author can definitely write a separate story about brave men, and I will definitely support it when that happens.

The story of the brave man is really well written, with his perseverance. That fake holy sword will also become real.

After reading it, I was deeply touched. The plot setting subverts the tradition, is novel and interesting, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, daily life is relaxed and interesting, and there is no too worrying plot. I highly recommend [Send Hearts] [Send Hearts] [Send Hearts]

What attracts me to this book is the experience of the brave man. I can feel that he was confused and hesitated amidst possible dangers and the safety of the villagers, but he still chose to do what he wanted to do. He is worthy of the name of "brave man"; but the real protagonist is not very outstanding, mainly because the description of the brave man is so good.

The novel is really good. Strictly speaking, it should be a group portrait novel, because the first half is about the princess and the dragon, and the second half is a very classic western fantasy adventure novel. I have never seen so many normal people in a novel. 😂But the fly in the ointment is that there are really many plots in the Brave Line, and it attracts some people who are against the will of heaven. If you post it, it can be said that it is 1/3 of the front, and there is a section at the back. In fact, the overall content can only be said to be generally less. Anyway, if you can accept these, it is still very good. The God-defying people refer to some of the chapters with bad reviews. When I saw the dragon and the brave team setting off to conquer the abyss, I couldn't stop the bad jokes. The dragon knight and being abducted by the brave were really disgusting. It was comparable to the god who called Naruto a cow when he saw the Raikage. It's a pity that seeing these two defiant people affected their mood. The content is overwhelming, but I can only say that if you can accept it, it's okay. If you can't accept it, then there's really no problem. After all, it's really not a good idea to have so many missing princesses.