The Dragon's Beloved

Ahhhhhh, is this the end? I feel like there are still a lot of things that haven't been explained [I always remembered that this book was very good, but I didn't finish the serialization at the time, but now I look at it and it turns out it was a book from 5 years ago... Time flies so fast]

Ah, it's so uncomfortable. How did I manage to start off so well, and the more I fucked, the more I stretched my hips. Since the heroine became a butler, that is, after the plot line started, it has become more and more broken, more and more crooked, and the character is erratic. The character of the heroine has no foothold at all. As an earthling and a student, how can she be able to handle it so well? The rest of the story was very good, and he even had a battle with a bunch of old foxes. There was no growth process, and the character design was simply untenable. As a result, the escape when the hero's true identity was revealed in the end conflicted with the decisive and strong image he had established before. It felt like the author just wrote whatever he wanted to write without putting any pressure on the character. The character design of Rocco is also the same. It is very contradictory in the early and late stages. In the later stage, it feels like a forced intelligence reduction, artificially fabricating a "villain" to advance the plot. In the early stage, he is calm, wise and reliable, but in the later stage, "I don't listen, I don't care, I will kill him" is really disconnected. There is also the character of the male protagonist. If you think about it carefully, it is not established at all. It is completely pitiful, yandere, and a compromise of fate. However, each personality is very shallow and unsystematic, so in the end, I felt that the character of this person is not established, the character image is very unclear, and there are many contradictions in the character. The overall storyline is there, but it really doesn't feel smooth. It feels like the plot is being pushed along rather than happening naturally and unexpectedly. At the end, it's forced to be sensational. After the climax, it directly weakens the male protagonist and forces the female protagonist to protect him. For you and me, we are enemies of the whole world. Not harmonious. Finally, the heroine's gold finger is too big, even if there is a growth process, but the heroine is directly a student from Earth and then the best deacon, and she is directly opened when her bloodline awakens. Everyone likes her, she has a huge personality charm, and conquering people is a routine. She cooks for him, perseveres, visits the thatched cottage, and then is moved to join the dungeon. This is very outrageous.

Especially beautiful. I really want to have a side story with a male and female protagonist. It's sweet, because the male protagonist is so miserable.

In the end, it was a bit regretful... I feel like it would have been nice to have another extra episode.

It's such a reluctant ending. It feels like a HE, but I still have a little regret (the wedding)

There is some Hayao Miyazaki in the front and chaos in the back

I really want to see the follow-up of their search for their father and the creation of civilization.

I actually guessed that the heroine is the bloodline of the Dark Night Empire, hahahaha, but I didn't expect that my mother was also true.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking~ I like it~ Σ (?ò ? ó?) (|||▽||| ) (Say important things three times?)

Accompany you to the end of the world!