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

This review contains spoilers. It was a difficult life for a child at first. Get help and meet people on duty. I was wondering what would happen, but the man on duty was very kind. I really care about her. Thank you for raising me. He's also a good-looking guy. Please become adults and be able to bond.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is Yui, a human girl who has become a rare species. They have lived as combat slaves ever since they were born, and they were protected when the authorities forced them into trouble. The dragon man Celest, who protected him, is a long-lived species and is almost the strongest race, and the moment he met Yui, he instinctively recognized it as “the turn of fate,” which they have been searching for for many years. Ryujin is a race that shows a strong obsession with “ban,” but Celeste rationally watches over Yui's growth. A human girl who was in a position like an older sister among combat slaves is also protected at the same time, and Yui is taken in by a dragon person, and the other one is taken in and lives by an elf who is a colleague of Dragon Man. A story where the protagonist, who has poor words and expressions, grows little by little. Ryujin is long-lived, so human growth is a blink of an eye, but I'm looking forward to the continuation while thinking that even if Yui grows into a woman who loves Celeste, the time they can be together will be too short...

This review contains spoilers. It's very polite and interesting, but since the story progresses slowly and peacefully, I wonder how many years it will take for Yui to become an adult. I want to quickly become my real turn and watch the two flirt

This review contains spoilers. Women who have grown to a certain extent appear in common rank series, but in this work, a very young child appears as a caretaker. You can enjoy watching the heroine's growth process, so it's two birds with one stone.

This review contains spoilers. It made me feel sad that the resolution of the incident that occurred due to the torsion of feelings did not result in a feeling of being close to each other. However, there is also a sense of security in the results that actually passed. It's interesting after all

This review contains spoilers. I'm finally able to spend peaceful days, and I'm at ease with Yui and Dishy as they learn a lot of things ☺️ I want Yui, who is gradually getting used to living with Celest, to “stay happy as it is” for a while, and my heart hurts from the ruthless betrayal. Far from admitting the crime, I feel so sorry for my mother, Celine, for her self-centered statements. In the first place, Adelaide is able to work in this house because of the trust her mother has built up until now, so why can she be so arrogant? I wonder if Celine will always be serving this family with a sense of guilt from now on? I hope that Yui, who is getting stronger in mind and body with the support of the people around her, and Celeste, who has a kind yet severe heart, will be happy in the future, and I would like to wait for updates. 23: Too happy? Yui's smile in full bloom is proof that she is loved, isn't it? I'm happy that Celine's smile has returned to its natural state. Latest: Happy about Yui's growth? Their facial expressions have become richer, and they are now able to talk a lot. The number of things I like has also increased ☺️ I'm glad that the sense of distance from Will seems to be kind of fun (the phrase I ate seems to take root??)

This review contains spoilers. There is an age difference between them, and there are slightly few romantic elements, but the way they kindly care for each other is very heartwarming. The main character, the girl, has an environment where she grew up, so she doesn't have many words, but the kindness of caring for the other person oozes out in the words that pop up, and I just want to cheer for her. I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. They were called by number and lived a life where they survived by fighting against their friends, but the servant who was taken in by the dragon clan was a mother and daughter, and the daughter was given a name that looked at the girl with a disgusting gaze, but the girl they acted together wasn't on duty, but they were taken in the same name, and they were happily in the workplace with the person who took in the girl, so the 2 girls played on the playground while they were at work They were on good terms and had a fun life without killing each other, but I'm interested in what will happen in the future

This review contains spoilers. Hachiban was forced to fight and risk his life as a combat slave. The names and numbers are too sad, aren't they? Celest, the dragon man who came to the battle site as a guard, sees the battle number eight and realizes it's his turn. I met Ceres, who I had been searching for a long time and thought I might not be able to find it, and they took in number eight, which is a year away. This is where Celeste's doting begins. I'm curious about how the relationship with Hachiban will respond to that feeling.

This review contains spoilers. No matter how you feel, come to work and touch your employer's personal belongings... What's more, as a result of getting caught, the momentum kicked in disgust with the “confession” that followed. It's perfectly compatible, and it's finally refreshing.

This review contains spoilers. Yui, who is unaware of normal because she was treated as a slave, is drawn to her heart from the beginning when her future changes when she meets the dragon man Celest. The picture is also beautiful, and I'm amazed by Celest's feelings for Yui and the various appearances that Yui takes for Celeste. You'll have no choice but to read on.