While the plot in of itself might not be all that intriguing, the manga still manages to shine thanks to the relatable characters and it's realistic dialogue which results into the series having a coherent feeling to it. I often get annoyed at how sudden and nonsensical a lot of manga can be, it constantly ruins my immersion. However, in Ruri dragon, the characters reactions make sense, it feels like the cast are having actual conversations, which is what i found to be the series most enjoyable point.
The comedy though, is where i found the story to be quite lacking, which isn't really anything new when it comes to slice of life (at least for me). Despite not really making me activate my facial muscles while reading it, it still manages to be moderately entertaining.
The art is solid, the facial expressions are expressive and interesting to look at and the paneling is easy to keep track of, so overall it's quite aesthetically pleasing.
I would recommend it to anyone who isn't seeking anything thought provoking and just wants to read a comfy story.
Now, having said that:
HAVE YOU LOOKED AT THE SIZE OF THE ACTUAL DRAGON???? Now look at the mother, then look at the father, then try to explain to me with a straight face how that's supposed to work. Either the dragon is capable of shrinking or perhaps change form or the mother is just built different. I hope she's elastic or something, cause that's got to have left permanent damage.
