So it was all okay, until the "oh I know I said I'll never trust the MAIN villain but here I am telling him about an issue I haven't told my own father".
Even when she started doing the, "oh they only let me be the head of the family cause I'm a dragon" bit, even though the dad had clearly stated that's not the case, I was willing to keep reading. But not after the disclosing to the main villain part. Even the way she's been dealing with him so far has been amazingly childish completely discounting her knowledge of the story and her actual age. It's such a singularly dumbass move even if you allow the whole 20 something adult has child brain cause she's been a child for so long thing. Plus I feel like this is the point where the plot holes just start getting bigger and bigger so imma dip.
So it was all okay, until the "oh I know I said I'll never trust the MAIN villain but here I am telling him about an issue I haven't told my own father".
Even when she started doing the, "oh they only let me be the head of the family cause I'm a dragon" bit, even though the dad had clearly stated that's not the case, I was willing to keep reading. But not after the disclosing to the main villain part. Even the way she's been dealing with him so far has been amazingly childish completely discounting her knowledge of the story and her actual age.
It's such a singularly dumbass move even if you allow the whole 20 something adult has child brain cause she's been a child for so long thing.
Plus I feel like this is the point where the plot holes just start getting bigger and bigger so imma dip.