Dragon no I de Oyasumi - Ch. 5 - Good Night Wrapped in the Sound of Rain

[MangaDex]

 

[xyzzy]

Ah, yes. The book reader’s worst nightmare: having all but one volume available of a series

 

[Acolytus]

Holy shit, she couldn't chill even when she was a little kid. Her homeland sucks ass.

 

[Mangamoz]

Why am I getting vanilla hentai intro vibes from this whole story?

Help me, my soul is broken.

 

[isoycrazy]

The joy of reading. It warms my heart. I am reminded of this great show...

 

[CoreMonkey]

Skyscrapers?

That final page implies this story takes place in the future after modern civilization implodes?

 

[DirtEater21]

Thank you for the translation

 

[razorshaleh]

Flashback the Knight's Story = story corporate slave. the similarity is that they both work continuously until they don't know what their hobbies are btw, the scroll looks similar to the one Naruto carries. and her face & beautiful smile here 💕

thank you for translating

 

[Sekraan]

Skyscrapers?

That final page implies this story takes place in the future after modern civilization implodes?

Those could just be stone pillars. It's hard to make out.

 

[NoodlesNomm]

Please make them have romance

 

[yoshiii]

This manga is so comfyyy

 

[Hollaris]

I'm seriously digging how expressive the characters are. Makes me feel immersed in their adventure in the stomach of a dragon

 

[mildmannered]

I love this manga ssooooo fucking much!! So far, every chapter has stirred the "fluffy feeling" in me, especially with the artwork! & i also love Amon's dead fish eyes lol

 

[Teruyo]

Exploration for the fun of it. Love it!

 

[SilentWInd]

We all know there's only one way out.

 

[ToruziBogiz]

peak

 

[shwiftyshfifty]

Why am I getting vanilla hentai intro vibes from this whole story?

Help me, my soul is broken.

it was dem thighs on page 22

 

[moneng85]

Soo good

 

[shwiftyshfifty]

We all know there's only one way out.

 

[yetiwarrior]

This is such a unique take on exploration, fantasy, and wonder, especially regarding dragons. I think so many of us are so desensitized to dragons in media, as they become maids, lolis, harem members, otakus, cannon fodder, etc. So seeing a dragon that operates on such a scale like this, where it's so big that its inside is essentially a brand new ecosystem, is such a fresh concept.

And I love how it gives the commander, someone who's clearly been overworked, a chance to finally experience simple joys that she didn't get to have as a child. I'm sure that's a sentiment many of us wish to capture; that feeling of childlike joy and whimsy.