The Black-Winged Archduke

Vili Asia Pacific is using the same old tricks, isn't she? It's so ruthless, it feels like a melodramatic soap opera. Goodbye.

Holy crap, feet and hands? You might as well have just made the main character a human, that would have been fine. It's really taking me out of the story.

Before the elves came out, I thought they were great, although as a dragon they seemed too weak. But after the elves came out, things completely fell apart.

It's so toxic! I couldn't continue reading after chapter 3. The weakest dragon can't even beat an ordinary rat.

Σ(っ°Д °;)っ

To be honest, if humans really existed, even if you, the protagonist, considered yourself human, others wouldn't. Even if some people accepted you, there would be no shortage of people who wanted to skin you alive and collect your blood. Becoming of another race while still clinging to the idea that you're human is undeniably a problematic aspect.

I wrote a side story and put it in the work's related section, about Vilia's transformation process, to fill in some gaps.

Seriously! After the elves appeared, I suddenly felt really awkward watching it. I hope the author can sort out their thoughts.

Phew, this Shennong has returned from testing poisons. The toxicity is not high, so it can be used as food for now. Let's talk about the shortcomings first: Firstly, the realms aren't clearly explained. Leaving aside whether it's part of the D&D system, the Gold and Silver ranks don't even appear in the book. 😅😅 The author never explains what "Legendary" and above are.

The moment the female elf appeared, everything changed. Goodbye.