When the Evil Dragon Lifts the Princess's Veil

I originally thought it looked good, so I booked it without hesitation. However, I regretted it after seeing that the heroine restricted the male protagonist's growth. It felt like the ending was too rushed. The demon who was protecting the heroine didn't explain clearly what happened, and he didn't meet the heroine's father. Monica didn't give a detailed explanation either. It became more and more confusing as we went on.

I was ready to be kicked out of the car, and it turned out to be a stroller?! (Dog head)

Well, this is the first book I have fully ordered, and to be honest, I kind of regret it. The early part of the story is very interesting and the dragon is very cute. But I can't understand that Longlong obviously wants to protect the princess, but always retreats inexplicably; the princess restricts her abilities under the pretext of protecting Longlong, but Longlong is not angry even after knowing about it. What is the difference between this kind of behavior that goes against the nature of the dragon and the heroine's native family? Sister You's death was also too hasty, and the heroine's reaction was also confusing. The author seemed to be forcibly indoctrinating the heroine. The heroine seemed to have a disorder and only responded to the male protagonist. Even to enter the growth stage, she only needed the stimulation of the male protagonist. I always like to think carefully when reading articles, but this article has too many flaws. The above is just my personal opinion and is for reference only.

Good guy, it turns out the stars want lilies! Good guy, good guy

That's it? That's it?! That's it?!! Author, do you dare to write more? Am I short of this little money??!!! Ahhhhhhh

Please run over my face mercilessly, thank you

Lucy's dream is shattered

Guys, I'm so excited!

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