I, the Snake Demon, Want to Turn into a Dragon, Not Get into the Casserole!

This man studies shit very deeply.

Uh... Looking at the protagonist's name, well... It's exactly the same as my leader's name. When I think of the protagonist, I think of the leader, and there is no sense of involvement at all 😳

The overall style is quite funny, a bit nonsensical, and there is no sense of tension in reading. At the same time, the plot design is also wonderful. Moreover, as an old snake who has lived for twenty years before becoming a demon, the protagonist has his own survival wisdom and concepts of good and evil. It is not like many novels where people and demons are killed as a matter of course, and demons and demons are killed by nature. This alone is better than most novels of a similar style. But some places give me a different impression. . . How should I put it? It seems to be to satisfy some niche hobby? For example, the person he let go came back and suddenly called him daddy, and he kept calling him daddy seriously. Then, his way of interacting with the fox demon was a bit weird, and then he suddenly mutilated himself. Maybe I didn't get the cool part? In short, this part affects the perception a little bit, causing the overall feeling to me to be distorted. Otherwise I would definitely order it all.

This is a really good article. The highlight is the understanding of shit and the sound of "Dad", which is both serious and humorous.

Okay, the monthly vote has been cast, and I hope to continue.

It's well written, but the subsequent development may be beyond my expectations.