Henshin_read

I'm on chapter 120 and so far I'm enjoying it, even though the MC's behavior can be annoying at times. I just see him as someone afraid of losing everything he's achieved so far if he lets himself be led by his desires and feelings, so I can accept that. But what bothers me is the lack of development in the MC's powers. Compared to the powers of the girls in his harem, which seem like real powers that evolve, his seem more like skill cards that don't change. And that's annoying. While the others have variations or more optimal ways to use their powers, his haven't changed at all. The only thing that seems to evolve about him is his physique, but even then, his physique isn't that extraordinary compared to the others. So, author, if you read my comment, I hope this will improve or that you'll do something to change it.

I really enjoyed it. I'm around chapter 1700 and I'm glad I persevered despite the slow pace of the first few chapters, and that's not the author's fault. While reading the novel, I came to understand that, like me, many people are used to reading books about a protagonist who already has some knowledge, or at least some understanding, of humanoid life, their morals, their desires... whereas with this novel, we follow a newborn dragon protagonist who is thrown into a humanoid city from birth and whose only reference point is an insignificant fragment—I repeat, insignificant—of his dragon mother to guide him in his life with the humanoids. So, at the beginning, even I wondered why a novel that, for me, had a good story, plot, and developments (that will come later) seemed uninteresting but rather uneven. I didn't hate it, but I wasn't as hooked as I normally should have been. But I realized it was just a matter of getting used to it. I'm too used to reading a novel about a protagonist who has basic knowledge of how to live as an adult or adolescent humanoid, and not a newborn dragon struggling with its system to live a humanoid life.