The villagers sacrificed Evie to the dragon.
She thought she would be eaten in one bite.
As a result, the evil dragon glanced at her, then at the gold coins scattered all over the cave, and angrily slapped a thick account book into her arms.
"You will be responsible for managing the money from now on."
As a result, she became the only accountant in the entire continent who did accounting for the evil dragon.
Daily work includes:
Count gold coins, check gems, recover treasures stolen by goblins, and...
Used as a human mattress for the evil dragon.
"You! Lie down on the pile of gold coins!"
She lay down tremblingly.
The next second, the hundreds-year-old black dragon carefully placed its head on her belly, snoring so comfortably.
"Don't move."
"You are softer than gold coins."
Later she learned that this extremely wealthy but stingy dragon actually suffered from severe "skin hunger syndrome."
If no one touches it, it will fall off.
If no one hugs him, he will suffer from insomnia.
And she actually became his only antidote.
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Later, the other dragons laughed at him for living for eight hundred years without a mate.
In front of all the dragons, he stretched out his huge dragon claws and carefully placed her on his head. He was so proud that his tail almost went up to the sky.
"Did you see it?"
"This is my crown."
"Do you have any?"
Dragons: "..."
Later, the knight rescued her from the mountain.
The evil dragon that always valued gold coins more than its life flew across half the kingdom like crazy to rob people, losing its scales as it flew. Finally, it was so weak that it shrank into a little lizard the size of a palm, and got into her pocket with grievance.
He rubbed her palm dully and whispered:
"You're leaving..."
"No one will settle the score for me."
"And..."
"No one will hold me to sleep anymore."
[The human accountant who calmly manages money and manages the dragon obediently VS the naive evil dragon who is violent and stingy but is very good at coquettishness]
1V1, SC, sweet text
Purpose: True love comes first