Just going to reply for fun and maybe help explain:So, two chapters and the MC has contracted a loli (because of course he did) and a country-sized dragon.
Right. Not rushed at all.
And all he did was... hold on to the lizard he summoned. Everything else was the story progressing without him.
- The job is randomly assigned. No choice.
- The summon is randomly assigned. No choice.
- The exile was forced on him. Quite obvious, but... yep, no choice.
- The lizard changed into a loli and just carried him around. No choice.
- The lizard-loli makes him contract a country-sized dragon. No choice.
I hate stories where the MC has no agency. In this case, he had one single moment of choice, and he did well there, but that's all.
He's got a near-invincible dragon, possibly two (not sure how strong the dragon princess is) and the job of just collecting more.
And he did so very little to deserve it.
I'll give it one more chapter, but it's off to a bad start.
1. & 2. As you recognize it, she has knowledge and behavior way beyond her age. Aside from the fixation on "Mama", she's acting adult. In anything, she's the one acting at all in this story so far. That said, I disagree with your definition. I've seen this term used even when talking about actual children. The term "lolibaba" would fit your definition more.Just going to reply for fun and maybe help explain:
1. She’s not a loli lmao, she is LITERALLY a child, she was just born. A loli is an adult the size of a child and acts like one. Your interpretation is wrong
2. We don’t know how his class works, at all, clearly, because she was alive at some point, but was a long ass time ago clearly because of where lindwurm(100% spelt wrong but meh, idc) was resting. So I guess she’s kinda a loli if his class recreates the body of whatever is hatching. Which wouldn’t make sense since she hatched as a small gecko sized lizard but is a dragon, and that shouldn’t be her fully grown size.
3. The exile… was kinda dumb but I guess if your in the kings shoes, one dude hatched the little gecko, where the other hatched a literal griffin. He did make a premature decision is exiling him, but as far as these stories go, it’s not the worst reason to exile someone.
4. As for him doing very little to deserve it… I mean yeah of course he did so little, it’s luck. She called his class divine beast tamer, sounds like he pulled an SSR when he tripped and hit his head on the spin gatcha button, but that’s the point of the story lmao. Bro got a broken class, so let’s follow him on his journey.
…that’s all I got and this is too much typing now,
Skittlz out.
No, it is still bad.The exile… was kinda dumb but I guess if your in the kings shoes, one dude hatched the little gecko, where the other hatched a literal griffin. He did make a premature decision is exiling him, but as far as these stories go, it’s not the worst reason to exile someone.
Yup, feels like the protagonist is just for a ride. His personality certainly doesn't help.So, two chapters and the MC has contracted a loli (because of course he did) and a country-sized dragon.
Right. Not rushed at all.
And all he did was... hold on to the lizard he summoned. Everything else was the story progressing without him.
- The job is randomly assigned. No choice.
- The summon is randomly assigned. No choice.
- The exile was forced on him. Quite obvious, but... yep, no choice.
- The lizard changed into a loli and just carried him around. No choice.
- The lizard-loli makes him contract a country-sized dragon. No choice.
I hate stories where the MC has no agency. In this case, he had one single moment of choice, and he did well there, but that's all.
He's got a near-invincible dragon, possibly two (not sure how strong the dragon princess is) and the job of just collecting more.
And he did so very little to deserve it.
I'll give it one more chapter, but it's off to a bad start.
first off...loli is a term used for already sexualy active pre-teens; the term "loli" comes from the movie "Lolita"First off loli is a body type, it can be adult or granny level of age but usually its a kid/teenager
It's darkly amusing to me that even clumsily written "forced" scenarios in fiction like this cause many of us to grit our teeth a little. We've all seen or been subjected to the whims of people with dubious merit backing their titles who enjoy abusing power and who possess less foresight and patience than a small child.No, it is still bad.
Not everything hatches fully grown, and the name of the class is a huge factor. Sacred means they are more then just physical, so it is idiotic to judge them before seeing what type of sacred beast it actually is and what it can do.
Unless they could confirm 100% it is a useless creature with nothing special to it reacting like that withing minutes of it hatching is beyond idiotic.
The king is an idiot who has no patience and can not see beyond the right now.
I find myself often unable to see much difference tbh. Adults have just learned to contribute to a collective veneer of maturity and professionalism half the day, and so the many large, angry kids aren't immediately noticed.Are we dealing with adults here or little, angry kids?