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Kobayashi lives alone in her apartment until one day, Tooru arrives, and they begin sharing the space. Tooru considers humans to be inferior and foolish. Yet, because Kobayashi saved her, Tooru endeavors to repay this kindness by helping with various tasks, though not everything goes as planned. This is a comedic story of everyday life, featuring a hardworking office employee living with a dragon girl.
"damn you, draco-loli-lesbo, you are a dangerous existence"
-fanta sensei (Top comment when scrolling down)
Man it's been a long time since I've commented/reviewed/spoke up about anything on this site. Nice to be back, not sure for how long, but still is nice to be back...
So for everything NightSwan said, I pretty much agree 110% on: It comes down to being simplistic, yet freaking adorable series of the day-to-day life between an ordinary human and a magical transforming dragon girl. The art style fits perfectly, the humor's pretty decent, and there isn't much else to really comment on for the most part (so far at least).
If you've finished reading Majo to Houki to Kurobuchi Megane, this would be a good series to take up if you're looking for something somewhat similar.
Yuri dragons? Count me in!
The development is pretty predictable at this point, but the execution is so cute.
It's fun to see how Tooru deals with day-to-day tasks and how bits of her dragon-life play a role in the comedy.
She saves a dragon and than the dragon lives with her as a maid.
And the dragon tries her best to be her service and is in love with the lady who saved her~
Daily life of the two~