Reviews for Once A Fighter Slave, Now Mate to the Dragonkin Who Freed Me Manga

The pictures are so beautiful, and the comics are so good. The prologue of the stage before the protagonist and hero meet is painful, and as the story progresses, there seems to be a mission to overcome it. Love was skipped lightly, and it has become love, so I'm looking forward to the process until the main character becomes aware of it. I'm looking forward to seeing the main character blossom and blossom. Recently, I noticed that the animation artist's reading through the previous work was very nice. When I thought I'd like to read this person's long works, I was really attracted to it. It also depicts the characters' tremors in detail. Plus, the battle scenes are sharp. It's amazing to be able to draw stories with various elements.

The picture is beautiful. I also read novels. It's a wonderful picture, just like the novel. I don't usually buy comics, but I liked pictures.

I read it as a trial reading and I'm so addicted to it!! The diverse views of the world are interesting, and the pictures are beautiful, and I think that is another highlight. It's a preview of how the two will walk from now on

Even though it's a fierce beginning, the narration is kind, and it's a warm story that makes me want to reread it over and over again. I want to see Yui come of age.

Jealousy kills people. It's scary, isn't it? It makes me think that this is an “obsession,” just like the feeling of being on duty... it makes me think.

I don't usually read fantasy, but commercials have been going around, so after flipping through it a bit, I read more and more because of the way it draws me in more and more, with its drawing power and how to charm me. I really like it.

I should have known this development... Mom, take good care... The picture is delicate and conveys emotion.

I want the kind Yui-chan to be really, really happy, and then I want to enjoy her beautiful blue hair even more, so I'd be happy if it was made in color or anime

First, I like him because he's too handsome, second, I'm in love with him because he's kind and strong, and finally, I'm delusional because I want to read the continuation quickly

the girl who was treated so badly? It's very healing to watch how she gradually becomes happy, and it's really precious that Ryujin, who takes her turn every time an event that hurts the girl occurs, protects her. Can you highly recommend

It's awesome, really. They are two beautiful, beautiful, and like the clear air of winter. It's a comic I really want to watch.

The story begins when the heroine (No. 8: Yui: human), who was raised as a combat slave, has poor development, and is trace-worded, defies her slave owner and is screwed by a servile collar, and is saved by a hero (Celeste: dragon man). The heroine was the hero “Ban,” who is a dragon man. However, due to the fact that the heroine is 12 years old and the hero is an adult male (280 years old), it was taboo to do more than treat them as parents. The heroine had lived a horrible life until then, but when she was also a slave to her older sister who was rescued together (No. 17: Dishy), she is now able to live a peaceful and satisfying life (with one exception). The depiction is healthy, and it's like looking at children's literature. Moreover, the “longevity problem” is unavoidable... There is a tremendous difference of 100 years for humans and 1,500 to 2,000 years for dragon people, and we know that eventually the suffering of bereavement will surely occur. Nevertheless, they both chose to stay together. Heroes are intelligent gentlemen, but they have instincts as dragonmen. The depiction of that area is plain, but I wonder just how inwardly it is. The human age of adulthood in the film is 16 years old, but it is the hero who waits until the thin heroine turns 18 years old. We sleep together every night, and sexual contact is illegal. It seems painful just listening to it. In the original story, there is a “honeymoon period” where Ryujin takes care of him, and they continue to be loved throughout that time, so it seems that physical strength is required. She's still an underage heroine, but when she grows up and reaches the day she takes care of herself, it's going to be a big deal. The heroine herself is likable for her humble, kind, and honest personality, but I just wanted to support a hero who endures a more intense life of asceticism (ascetic monks don't sleep with their beloved women) than ascetic monks. When that day finally comes, what will happen to the depiction? It's as clean as children's literature now. Is this a silly depiction? But you've been waiting a long time for 6 years, right? It seems like there's still a long way to go, but it's funny that I'm worried about myself. I'm looking forward to the future.

The pictures are wonderful and interesting too!! I wonder if it's still going on ~ I was worried about the charges and I'm very satisfied! May Yui and Celeste be happy

It was a trial reading, but the pictures were so beautiful that I was attracted to them. The characters are well written and battle depicted, which is very good.

I'm also worried that the relationship between Crest and Yui is still going through a thrilling rope and no outrage has been confirmed? the workplace is different, but it's Dizzy and Yui's work debut, isn't it? I cheered for them to do their best after I finished reading it ✨