[Who Says Humans Are the Weakest Race? You Arrogant Superior Races!]
In the year 588 of the Demon Continent calendar, a man favored by the world was born, shattering the stereotype that humans were the weakest race...
[The Strongest] [Child of Prophecy] [Sword Saint]: Gabriel Si!
A one-man army who destroyed nations and slaughtered cities, striking fear into countless countries, he forced the two strongest races, the vampires and dragons, into a temporary alliance.
[Of all the opponents I've fought, you two are unquestionably the strongest! But...]
In the end, he fell before Elizabeth, the Vampire Empress, and Atlante, the Dragon King.
[Accept my embrace and become my child, strongest of humans~]
[Turning him into one of your filthy, dark bats would only waste his talent. If it were you, surely you'd be able to withstand my dragon-blood curse...]
He felt every cell in his body screaming.
Stinging, burning, breaking, splitting, all intertwining without end...
She was gradually transformed into a horrifying lump of flesh, oozing pus and blood...
[It failed! It's all because your filthy bloodline got mixed in!]
[Huh? I was the one who embraced him first! Oh, whatever. You can have this lump of flesh.]
And so the enormous lump of flesh was left where it lay...
Several days later, it split open, and inside sat a...
Silver-haired vampire with a huge tail? Or a silver-haired dragonkin with red eyes?
[Mama... Waaaaah, where are you?]
And so the little monster began her wandering journey.
Another formulaic story about pineapple buns: defeat, race change, gender swap.
The latest research findings on daughter transformation
Indeed, the formula was used as a meal replacement. Speaking of which, considering the emotional connection between the Dragon King and the protagonist, why wasn't the body collected after the protagonist turned into pieces of flesh?
It's a standard story, but as such, its content differs somewhat from other stories in the early stages. While other stories focus on the protagonist's corruption, this one currently depicts a love-starved individual seeking redemption in various circumstances. It's unclear how the author will develop the story later.
Why don't you tell your sister that she's changed?
Is it shou or gong?
Reading this book felt like rereading all the books I'd read before. [Sfem:21:749]
Is the frog the main character? Is it a 1v1 or 1v multiple characters?
Dear author, is it a male-dominated story, a female-dominated story, a one-on-one story, or a one-on-many story?
This is too confusing. Am I reading Greek mythology?