The Evil Demon Lord in His Toddler Years Stole My Cookies

In fact, I think the most cruel part is when the elf turns into a vine beside the Imperial Dragon's garden seat and tries its best to reach out to him, but the Imperial Dragon forgets about him because the elf disappeared in this time and space, and then gets up and leaves the seat surrounded by branches (ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

In fact, the previous elves were too stupid to understand the Imperial Dragon. Emperor Long obviously loves him so much that he can't help himself. He may be ruthless in his words, but whether you love someone depends on what he does rather than what he says. Maybe people in love are so worried about gains and losses, but in fact, I hope that the elf in the previous life can better understand the pain of the imperial dragon, instead of being blind and desperate because of the lack of response. This gave me a subtle feeling that love is essentially for loving yourself. Although most people are like this, the requirements for the beautiful love in the book are a bit high.

I have been following the big series since the story about Mao Sheng. In fact, I don't think much about the emotional line in raising cubs, but the emotional line in this article is really well written. It has improved a lot, and the past life is well shaped. The Emperor Dragon is completely a pig dragon with emotions washed away (meaning it is exactly the same except that it does not know how to love). There is no OOC at all. It is really amazing!

Love this story. However, the middle period is a bit too long. The emotional line mainly progresses in the last sixty chapters, and the mystery of the background and reversal is slowly solved in the last thirty chapters. It just feels like it slowly accumulates in the front and then bursts out in the back... The rhythm is a bit strange. When I was reading 1/2 of the story, I was so worried that I hadn't written many important main lines, and that there wasn't much emotional development (Zhuzhulong was even a twelve-year-old kid who couldn't speak much common language and had to eat Little Biga every day...); After reading about 3/4, I became indifferent and felt that this was a daily-oriented article, and I couldn't rush it... So in the last few dozen chapters, although I enjoyed reading it, I was a bit unaccustomed to this rhythm. Also, the main text and the extras always feel like they end a bit quickly, with a snap, which is of course either abrupt or metaphorical: a page of music is missing the last one or two bars, not one or two lines, but only one or two bars. Overall, I really like this article and recommend it~ As it is a relatively long article about raising cubs, it is hard to read without getting tired of it, and it is also very interesting in daily life. The characters are all very distinct. The relationship between Xino and Ilsa unfolded before his eyes like a picture, with a golden and warm feeling. It's just beautiful. And I really like the concept of this story. It's not cliché and has nothing to do with reincarnation, but it's very subtle~

,,,,, Life is a tragedy with capital letters.

It's so difficult, and I'm glad I finished it today. Why is there such a cute story? Heartbreakingly cute.

You hate it, why was the extra line of the IF line between Emperor Dragon and Wandering Elf cancelled? I'm so looking forward to it... Crying

Bad, I found out that the author has gone to write a book [crying] [crying], and will write about Mrs. Dan? I have read all three novels [crying] [crying]

Hey, this article really made me dizzy with its cuteness. I'm thinking about reading it three times because I still remember the plot very clearly. Hehe.

Now I want to watch the clips of Emperor Dragon and Wandering Elf over and over again