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Oh yeah, also both love interests are children and they have barely any relationship building with the mc, but of course are willing to sacrifice their lives for her. Neither of them are actually her friends who spend time with her or communicate with her though. Zero chemistry
This had an interesting start, but a really cheap ending. The female mc went from very strong-willed to needing to be rescued by everyone else. Other than her relationships with her cousin and the older potion lady, all of the other relationships feel forced. No actual communication, just "I saved you / sacrificed myself for you and now you love me." And in the end, she has surprise level up out of nowhere that allows her to defeat the strongest creature on earth, thanks to the power of friendship... The art also never gets better (why do all of the characters have super huge off-center aegyosal?), and actually at the end it might have gotten worse. Some of the ugliest dragon illustrations. Just super stereotypical. It's ok to read it if you're bored, but honestly there has got to be a better use of your time.