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

This review contains spoilers. First of all, I really liked the design, and I was glued to Celeste at first sight lol The sense of the world where humans have become slaves of other races is also fresh, and it's also interesting that the heroine is a slave who can fight even though she is young. I'm looking forward to seeing how the heroine will grow in the future!

This review contains spoilers. It's been ten years since I learned about BL. I never reached out of touch with girls' comics. However, this one book casually caught my eye. The cover is a dragon man and boy with beautiful blue hair, and the characters for their number. I read it as BL, but it was a girl, not a boy. Eh, that's crazy! but, well. The story looked good, so when I read on, it was an unexpected find, and I was amazed by my sense of smell and the unexpected happiness of the shelf. I experienced the excitement of Solomon's Cave and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, which I read when I was young, for the first time in a long time. As the title suggests, a nameless girl named the 8-Bang had a hard time at the arena as a war slave. One day, they are suddenly caught in the arena, and the 8-van, who was rescued, was saved by a beautiful dragon man named Seth, and furthermore, it was recognized that it was his turn and taken to the mansion. I was given the name Yui, and my life was like a dream with a muddy difference from before. But that's it. If you live a happy life, it won't be easy. It seems that there will be various developments in the future, such as being attacked by a bad original owner and the air of jealousy that drifts through Seth's peaceful mansion. Let's look forward to that trend and that Yui, who has been forced to fight, will one day grow into a lady, become Seth's wife who cannot be pushed or pushed, and become a happy Daidanen.

This review contains spoilers. Adelide has too bad personality. It wasn't Yui who decided it was Yui's turn, and you can tell by looking at how hard she has lived. If you do something terrible to Yui, Celeste will hate you. When Yui had her clothes bought for her, she smiled and looked at Celeste's happy face. When I want to know about Celeste, Yui sticks to me and falls asleep on the way. I've completely forgiven Celeste. I want them both to be happy. Episode 15.16. huh? Doesn't Celeste do anything to Adelaide? You can even ask questions? your mother is a nice person, so no blame? It was refreshing that Yui hit Adelaide's hand off. I'm glad the latest episode 18. The Adelaide case seems to be right. Or rather, stealing too much. I can't believe they didn't even clean the room as a servant. Yui is kind. It's really rational for Celeste not to get furious even though he was harassed by his turn. I feel sorry for Celine too. I've served for generations and I'm sure Celeste is indebted to him, and I can't believe my daughter would do something like this. Eh, what a surprise Will!? Surprised~. Ah~ I want to read the next story soon!

This review contains spoilers. The picture is beautiful. The feelings and situations of the characters are carefully depicted, and I feel that this is a good quality comic that I like. At first, it's a heartbreaking depiction, but after that, I'm happy that Yui met so many kind people, and I want to see more of Celeste's bottomless love. I hope that Yui will continue to change healthily.

This review contains spoilers. I've also read the original novel, but comicalize as long as I'm happy! The novel is also interesting, but I think the beauty and power of the pictures make it several times more interesting. I love the “number” setting, but Celeste's strong feeling of thinking about Yui hits my heart. I'm really looking forward to the growth of Yui, who is unfamiliar with emotions ♪

This review contains spoilers. I was fascinated by the pictures and bought all the volumes at once. I also read all of the original Naro editions from there. The comic version seems to have been reorganized to make it easier to develop for comics, but the essence of this story remains the same. Instinct and turn. The difference in longevity. This kind of theme becomes a major point of confusion or trouble in the middle of the story, and it's easy to get messy, but in this story, from the beginning, “the instinct is that it's still my turn now. But I want to love it with all my heart. The two of them face each other sincerely, saying “I want to get to know each other” at first. The seriousness, kindness, growth, and nurturing process of the two of them is very precious, and it feels good. The instincts of the dragon man Celeste are just so cute, and the human Yui's heart and growth as a girl are full of happiness. It's sad that this sense of happiness comes to an end in less than a hundred years, but since the elements of reincarnation are in the shadows of the story, I secretly have convenient expectations. I'm really excited to be able to see things like that in the original story from now on in beautiful comics.

This review contains spoilers. I read the original story for the time being, but the story isn't a bright story (rather dark overall), and since the main character is too childish in terms of romance, far from being flirty at all, is it rather parent-child love? The hero side was certified as a pair and unilaterally doted on it, and the main character side, who didn't understand the pair, felt that it was a distorted relationship that only received it unconditionally, so I stopped reading it in the middle because it wasn't fun to read, but it's nice that Comicalize has a very beautiful pattern. Not only are the standing pictures beautiful, but the action is solid, and the drawing power is amazing. It's really amazing. This pattern is likely to be a feast for the eyes, even for heartwarming, no-punch lines where the story doesn't progress. Let's ignore the story and enjoy the pattern. Comicalize the supreme hurray