Provisions on a Dragon's Back

Although I understand that as a human being, we must stand from a human standpoint, but this is really the fault of stupid humans. Human beings deserve to die. The moral standards of the Dragon Knight are really too high. But that's why he is a dragon knight. The simple idea of ​​an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth does not apply between countries and races.

Some people say that Xiao Shou did something, but I think what Xiao Shou did is in line with the education he received since childhood and his own personality. The education in this world is like this: loyalty to the king and the people of the country. When faced with the choice between home country and lover, it is normal and noble for Xiao Shou to choose home country. I'm not surprised that he would do this and feel bad about what he did. On the contrary, is it right to ignore the country for the sake of love? The Dragon Clan is not our own race, and they regard humans as food and enemies that block their freedom, and Xiao Gong's thoughts are unclear. How do you know they are willing to live in peace with humans?

I came across a fine old novel (›´ω`‹) because I wanted to write something. The characters are also very three-dimensional [Sunglasses], which alleviated my literary shortage of reading novels in the past few months [A Dog's Head Holds a Rose]

Although, I couldn't help but comment. Recently, the smell of jj has become stronger and stronger, but I just couldn't imagine that there are still people under the old article who are forcing me to do it. The author has already made up the extra story, what else do you want to do? The article is the author's article. In the final analysis, we readers are just buying the author's inspiration, a story. In the final analysis, it is just like investment. You like it and I like it. The pros and cons are clear. Have you ever seen a businessman lose money on investment and still seize the investment project and throw it away, thinking that if you throw it away, the project can rise as you want?

I think this is the best ending for them both. I almost missed a good story when I was reading a quarrel in the comment section. There is really no need to demand that humans and dragons must be equal. Their feelings are clear and clear. Any choice can make the best of both worlds. To put it bluntly, a talented man and a beautiful woman are a perfect match, and everyone is happy to reconcile. Is it their turn to be opposed by these monsters in the comment section?

Three brushes, this knight is so cool [come on] [come on] [come on], I really love this knight

Today I saw a video of a reader asking Tolkien why the giant eagle can't fly directly to Mordor. Suddenly I wanted to ask my wife why humans can't control the giant eagle_(:з∠)_

Great article, give the author a thumbs up?(ノ゜?゜)ノ?

This ending is not bad. Silas is a young man in his twenties after all, so why be too harsh on him. The author writes well, keep up the good work and hope to see more of your works.

At first, I thought this was a stomach-ache story covered in sweet stories. After all, the little knight's character was too innocent at the beginning, and then watching him grow step by step was really not easy. It felt like raising a child.