What was the need to have the MC raise the dragon? Come on, what are we doing here?
And when the sole driving force of a character's existence is his mate, he becomes largely devoid of agency, reduced to a one-note personality, more like an unconditionally loyal dog lacking much reasoning than a human being. As the story progresses, he becomes increasingly infantilized and lobotomized.
I don't know; it has a high rating, but I'm struggling to even make it to chapter 10. It's too cringey and boring, I'd say. It feels like things are happening, but nothing actually matters.
Does it get better later on?
Yes a hundred percent this is my third time rereading
Really? That’s what I’m waiting for, but I’m currently at the part where they ask the MC to swallow a GPS capsule so they can track him if he escapes. But we’re supposed to play dumb and not think about the fact that the GPS is going to end up in the toilet.
Nah hes gonna let his friend remove it from his arm later on