I Am a Wicked Dragon Who Only Steals Princesses

It doesn't matter whether the protagonist accepts women or not. The biggest problem is that the protagonist is not like a dragon at all. He is too polite to humans and too assasi towards women. The male protagonist's lines and actions have no "dragon flavor" at all. Of course I know that the male protagonist is still a human at heart, but the highlight of your book is that the protagonist is a dragon. You don't write about the appearance of a dragon at all. Ideally, it should be the male protagonist. He inherited the rudeness and tyranny of dragons, the moral bottom line and strategy of humans, and his living habits are very different from those of humans. Then when getting along with the heroine, there is a huge generation gap between his living habits and the heroine (isn't this the highlight of daily dramas), and he constantly adapts to accept each other. However, in the main career plot, the strategy of the male protagonist and the cunning of the dragon are reflected.,,

I've read all your updates. The ideas are good and the writing is okay, but the protagonist's character is too green. I personally don't recommend that you write too long about the character's gradual growth. It's best to deal with it in one or two words, because many books have lost a lot of people in the process, so many authors now have a strong mentality and don't use such fancy things. And what are you thinking about most today? Xinzhang is like going hunting. If there is anything to hide, just release the power of the dragon and scare them silly. You can catch them as much as you want. It needs to reflect the strength of the protagonist. Dragons are stronger than ordinary animals in every sense. The same goes for the princess. You need to talk so much nonsense to her. If it were me, I would just start a slave contract. If you don't agree, you will die. There is so much nonsense when you are living under someone else's roof.

It's the recommendation period, and it's my usual practice to read more. I really don't want to die suddenly again, so for the new book period, I'd better ask you to follow it and update it. I will try my best to write more.

The author's writing style is very good, but there is only one problem now, and that is how many meters the protagonist is. The specific size is not stated at the beginning. Later, when the power becomes stronger, it is only said that it is a circle bigger or the color becomes darker. The problem is that you did not say how big the body size is at the beginning. No matter how many circles it is, I can't imagine how big it is, so can you give a specific number?

Eunuch protagonist? Don't use that cliche method, right? To be honest, that kind of writing is like cocooning oneself. The front is holding back, whetting one's appetite, acting like Liu Xiahui, and then the temperament changes drastically, like a hungry ghost in lust, pushing the front and back legs at the same time, and swallowing jujubes is really boring. If we don't write each heroine's plot right now, after her plot is over and the others appear later, there won't be much plot assigned to her. She is no longer the priority focus, and writing any more will be like expired food.

May I ask why the dragon only robs the princess but not the prince? Is this disrespectful to men? The air conditioner is shaking. When can a man stand up? 😠

Why do people always want to come to the light novel section to watch some strange beast series? As a light novel originally from Japan, its selling point is easy reading, as well as the various girls in the exquisite illustrations. The background settings basically serve this purpose. The main theme is an unconstrained style. Among the "exotic beasts" in light novels, such as "Spice and Wolf", do people really want to see Holo's wolf form?

There's no dragon flavor at all, it's all human flavor

It's not worth spending money to read. The title of the book is "Evil Dragon" but there's nothing evil about it. It's just a Japanese-style Asashi protagonist, not YW at best. The protagonist is also a weak one. Either there is soy sauce or both sides suffer, and they have to be labeled as decisive when the other party doesn't want to fight to the death. As a result, the first villain was not solved until the end of the book. Anyway, it doesn't match the title from beginning to end. The protagonist is essentially a human being who can transform into a giant spirit and use the power of a dragon.

You are stupid and weak. Just kill the princess and throw her into the town. How many people can the eldest princess send to kill you? She just waits for death in the tower without thinking about improving her strength. Even if she captures some people and makes a contract to speed up the recovery of the tower, the author really has no brains to write this.