Transmigrated as the Only Human in the Galaxy, I Was Doted on by a Dragon

The overall flow is smooth and easy, but there are many unfilled holes. For example, there is no detailed study of the male protagonist's inexplicable increase in strength after he and the female protagonist get together. The male protagonist beat up a wolf orc friend, and that friend also increased in strength. This can be attributed to the female protagonist, but the author did not mention it. Except for the "pseudo-human doll" of the heroine, there are no other human dolls. The concept of "human doll" only exists in written expressions. As an important concept in this book, it is not particularly concrete and palpable, and it is a bit pale. There is also a holographic world. The setting is good, but it was just mentioned. There is not much writing about what the heroine will experience in the holographic world, which is a pity. The heroine jumps too much from 0 to master level when she turns on the mecha. It feels like she has reached the full level after only practicing once. Although it is fun, the writing is not exciting enough. Campus life currently stops at the competition, nothing else, and the ending is a bit hasty. It's a good idea to have a little brainless sweet text before going to bed.

After seeing the latest 51 chapters, the setting is quite novel and the plot setting is quite interesting. The heroine is in a future interstellar world. Her former hometown has been reduced to ruins, and all human beings have become extinct. The heroine has become the only human being. Orcs will riot due to genetic defects, and humans have become the only existence similar to spiritual pacifiers. The extinction of humans has led to the emergence of substitutes for human dolls (similar to robots, I hope human dolls are not only female). The female protagonist's fear of the male protagonist's dragon form is caused by the initial misunderstanding of the language barrier, and maybe a bit of macrophobia (after all, the male protagonist's dragon-shaped claws are much larger than the female protagonist's, and the description of the male protagonist's prototype feels more like a cat than a dragon, although no one knows what a Western dragon should look like), and the fear of the male protagonist's superior status, just like students are afraid of teachers, and employees are afraid of their bosses (it feels like the male protagonist's road to pursuing a wife is far away [laughing and crying]).

It's so nice to watch, I really like the interaction between the little girl and the dragon! When will the author update? I would like to make a small suggestion. Can the author reduce the description of food appropriately? The writing was pretty good at first, but later on I felt a bit verbose when writing about food. I would like to advance the plot more and hope that my little girl will be loved by the group~

In the early stage, it felt a bit like a female grandmother, and it was very good to match the setting of "The Only Human". However, there is basically no place in the whole story to show that the heroine is the only human being, and half of the story is about the heroine going to school, which is very ordinary and not as rare as I expected. ① It is only occasionally mentioned that the male protagonist's strength has increased, which makes others, including the male protagonist himself, surprised, but it has zero relationship with the female protagonist. There is very little writing in this part, and the book does not even connect this to the heroine. ②The heroine went to school, and many orcs felt that the heroine's breath was quite comfortable. ③The extra chapter mentioned in a very small space that the heroine's blood was drawn to develop something that could delay the transformation of other people into beasts. It only mentioned that the dean had made a breakthrough in research and mentioned 0 lines about the heroine. ④The heroine has already mastered the level of mastery when using a mecha for the first time, but it shows nothing more than her excellent talent. There is no use for it. There is no description of the heroine using this to kill everyone in the follow-up. I feel that this setting has been deleted without affecting the viewing. The total length of the above four points is only about ten chapters, I think, and the rest is daily life. At the end, only the male protagonist knows that the female protagonist is a human being. To sum up, even if this book treats human dolls as if they don't exist, there won't be any problem. If you look at this setting, you will feel disappointed. Other than that, it is a sweet and sweet story, with a medium sweetness, most of which can be kissed on the face, and it is not mentioned until the finale. However, the daily interactions are very sweet, and the description of the heroine is also cute. If you put aside your imagination, it is still a good product. To sum up, there are many settings that I think are very good: super high mecha talent, the only human being, disguised doll, holographic world, orc world, holographic projection. These settings are not described in detail [laughs] I don't dare to think about how delicious it would be to expand and write, but they are all mentioned in one stroke. It feels like a cannon to swat mosquitoes. It is a pity that it is neither good nor bad.

It's really so beautiful that I directly saw it tied at three o'clock. This is my first time watching this kind of subject. The younger sister is sweet and soft, and the male protagonist is possessive and gentle to the male mother! Really amazing! I beg the author to update it quickly! I can't find anything similar to this one. Haha, the further you get to the back, the worse it gets. It's completely unfinished. There are a lot of holes left unfilled. I'm disappointed.

I don't know who gave the score such a low score, maybe it was just released. The author's writing style is very good, and the whole reading is very coherent. It is better than some articles I have read before that have a score of 9 or above. This article will definitely become popular in the future, with at least 9 points. The subject matter is really novel, and there is almost no similar article on the entire Internet. I really like the setting of the soft-girl evil dragon, which is also a growth-oriented one. Come on, author! I would like to ask about how many chapters I will write. Has the outline been finalized? (❁´◡`❁)✲ﾟ The cover is also good-looking ꒰ •ɷ• ꒱, but I feel that the original one is pretty and more like the heroine's little sun. It's very bright, and the bright high saturation is more attractive.

It's so sweet, Zhizhi is the group's favorite! I don't care, no one can disobey me! Dalong is a man who came from a young age where he had low self-esteem~ Oh my, it was really fun to watch, so sweet. If there were any misunderstandings, they were immediately resolved, and there was basically no abuse at all. Everyone should be attracted by our little sister~ This is how female videos should be! Everyone should revolve around women This article is obviously very interesting. Who gave it such a low rating? If you don't want to watch it, don't watch it. Why are you so low-key? This is how girls' videos should be, everyone should revolve around girls, girls help girls, and girls love girls! ! ! Little Tails are not allowed to score randomly anymore! Such a beautiful article should be upgraded to 9.3! ! ! No one is allowed to disobey the author!

A good short story. I have been looking for one of the same type for a long time. Either it is very obvious about captivity or it has a very embarrassing plot. The short plot contains relatively little content. It is mainly about the relationship development with the male protagonist. Cookie, there is no abuse. Although this book says that the male is strong and the female is weak, the female protagonist is only physically weaker than the orcs, and is strong in other places! The other women in the article are also very strong. There are no words that insult women in the article. I was surprised when I saw the words of jealousy and abandonment. Good review!

The heroine has her own shining points, like fragrant and soft buns, she likes mechas and is very talented. The male protagonist is a hard-working little slave who helps the female protagonist put on socks and cook every day, and watches the female protagonist go to school every day. He dislikes everyone who comes close to the female protagonist equally, but he will not restrict the female protagonist. She is the hero's bottom line A plain sweet text, very good It's just that there are very few intimate contacts described, such as kissing and so on. It would be too bad to give the author a bad review because of this. Those kissing-on-the-mouth feelings are not as sweet as the ordinary hugs between the male and female protagonists.

It's full of healing and the setting is very attractive. Wen Ya, the heroine of Social Terror, travels across the interstellar world and becomes the only remaining human being in the universe. She falls into a world of orcs filled with strong men, and is eventually adopted by the legendary and feared Black Dragon of the Abyss, Mo Jin. The huge size difference brings a strong sense of atmosphere. The dragon looks intimidating and can destroy the planet with one tail, but he carefully holds the heroine, possessive and extremely gentle. The combination of the little sister treasure and the domineering evil dragon lord is particularly good, with a semi-nurturing + group pet setting, and the whole story has a strong male and a weak female. Against the cold and grand interstellar background, the unique preference of the evil dragon is particularly warm. The plot is warm and healing, and there is no sadistic plot. The plot is light and not sad, the length is not long, and the rhythm is slow. It is very interesting to watch [crazy] [crazy] [crazy] [crazy]