What Should the Strongest Dragon Slayer Do After Being Captured by a Dragon?

Does anyone remember that in Chapter Seven, the author arrogantly declared that he would definitely finish writing the book, only to have it disappear as soon as it was written?

Is it a lesbian relationship? Or a pseudo-lesbian relationship?

Yesterday I reread the book, organized the overall structure, and pondered some questions. That night I dreamt that I transmigrated into the male protagonist's body. Although it was only a dream about the first few chapters, the feeling was unimaginable—you can't imagine how many novels you've read.

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Is the male lead's sister single?

I think if we're going to save people, we should do it quickly, instead of dragging it out for several chapters. And we can't always use brainwashing as a tactic, otherwise it gets a bit tiresome.

The more I look at it, the more it resembles a yuri (lesbian)...

Having read two of this author's books, I can only say that the male protagonists are consistently poorly written, especially their personalities. The background settings are like paper, simply thrown on and done with, never truly serving their purpose. Like in this book, the dragon-slaying genius, described by soldiers as a once-in-a-century talent, is captured without warning. Of course, to us perverts, this isn't a problem, but the main issue is the protagonist's truly bizarre personality. He's described as enduring hardships and accomplishing feats beyond the reach of ordinary people, yet his character is so weak. It's baffling why he was able to become a powerful figure before, leading hundreds of thousands of soldiers on countless battlefields...

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I just read a book where a dragon was stolen by a princess, and now here's another one where a dragon slayer is stolen by a dragon.