[Do you want to change your hero’s class from Knight to Wizard?]
……OK, YES.... more>>

Click!

With that one choice, Taeri became the princess in the RPG game she was playing.

The goal is only to return! I’ll hand everything over to the original protagonist and go back to reality.

“I’ll hand it over. The land, the throne. So, will you come with me… to slay the dragon?”

I’m going to help my protagonist, Claude, who’s as solid as a bowl of soup, get to the ending!

But… for some reason, all the party members are strange.

“Don’t think of causing trouble for no reason. The inspector will come unexpectedly.”

Claude, the gruff but strangely affectionate knight,

“You’re the one who should be meddling, not me. She’s my friend! She’s our princess, not yours!”

The healer who keeps the protagonist in check,

“If you really want to die, I’ll kill you myself, so don’t let others lay a hand on your body.”

And the elven archer showing strange possessiveness.

It’s a cacophony of unharmonious party members who are supposed to be helping each other…….

“I tore up that contract anyway, which means I don’t have to honor it anymore because it doesn’t exist.

So, either stay here and be a king, or if you don’t like that and want to go somewhere else, take me with you or do whatever you want.”

Even the protagonist, who had been a good boy, had gone off the rails.

Can I really go back? <<less

In each world derived from novels, there would be such a person; a protagonist, who although in name was no less than a proud son of heaven, had a destiny of neverending suffering, humiliation, betrayal, and abuse. The threads of these people’s fates were twisted in such a horrid way for one and only one simple reason; in the eyes of heaven, they were people whose temperaments should be honed and flaws smoothed akin to the surfaces of small pebbles fallen under running water, until the day came when they would finally be able to claim the seat at the pinnacle of the world that rightfully belonged to them.... more>>

But the harshness of such tempering was unbearable to the protagonists, and by the time they achieved their predestined glory, no residual goodness and kindness remained in their hearts. One by one, those people chose to walk the road of blackening, from which they were never to return.

Then, some systems received a rather strange task; change the destiny of the protagonist, no matter what it takes. This was to be done by (including, but not limited to:) [acting as the protagonist’s golden finger], [becoming the protagonist’s mentor], [acting as the protagonist’s good brother]…

The systems were confident in their success: there should be no problem, we can solve anything.

The protagonists replied: don’t worry, we’ll take care of anything that goes wrong. <<less

Sun Hao traveled to a world of cultivating immortals. Unable to cultivate, he practices the guqin, chess, calligraphy, poetry, wine, and flower tea are all... more>> in the supreme realm. He didn't know: The pet on his farm was the Nine Heavens God Luan. The lotus in the pond is a peerless demon. The guard outside the door is the ruler of Thunder Tribulation. Later, he discovered: The swordsman who picked up his broken hatchet became the peerless generation of swordsman; the scholar who often listened to him to chant became the ancestor of Buddhism; the girl who came to learn to play the guqin with him became the supreme demon clan. ... Sun Hao sat on the throne of Heavenly Emperor, with a shocked expression on his face: Am I a Dao Ancestor? I take the heaven and the earth as the disc and all beings as my sons, and create a shocking situation? I do not know how? <<less

Although he had a magic aptitude of only 40, which is considered to be a failure as a magician...... more>>

During the granting ceremony, Kaito was granted earth magic, space storage, and teleportation magic. However, he only had a magic aptitude of 40, which is considered to be a failure as a magician.

Those with high magic aptitude need at least 70-80 to use magic that is considered to be average for people with a magic aptitude of 100-120. However, there is nothing you can do if you don't have it.

He devotes himself to the adventurer's profession, using the knowledge of his previous life. <<less

The apprentice dragon hunter stepped into the forest rumored to be inhabited by "evil dragons" for the first time—... more>>

Without hunting any dragons, she had her heart stolen by a dragon instead.

The main principles for survival of a dragon hunter are as follows:

Don’t approach the dragon's lair
Don’t lie to a dragon
Don’t approach a dragon in heat!
Refrain from approaching a dragon in heat!
Under any circumstance, never approach a dragon in heat!

On her first day on the job, she violated all of the above and what awaited her… was the absolute favor of the dragon.

She was well aware that what she was doing was wrong.

But— becoming a dragon’s bonded human suddenly took precedence over being a dragon hunter. <<less

His goal had been to become stronger than everyone else.
It was all he could think about.... more>>

Verdin, the greatest swordsman on the continent, had reigned supreme.
But, one day, he died after a glorious battle with the Calamitous Lord.

"...Huh?"

When he opened his eyes, he found that he had regressed back to when he was a little kid.
He didn't know why, but he now had the chance to become even stronger than he had once been.

Verdin, previously the strongest man on the continent,
begins his journey as a swordsman once more! <<less

Dragon Rule #1: Every dragon should have a princess
Dragon Rule #2: Beware of Dragon Hunters
Dragon Rule #3: ...... more>>

Every dragon wants to be an excellent evil dragon, so Long Shiyu tried to abduct a princess.

Back then, he wasn’t the Dragon Lord yet, but there was an elf princess in some remote galaxy who was getting married in the elves’ ancient castle.

Castles, princesses and weddings.

This was a standard evil dragon plot!

And thus Long Shiyu waited for the wedding, seized the fairest of them all in his claws, and made a hasty escape. He landed in a wild plain, released his claws, and looked at his princess with satisfaction.

A handsome man glared back fiercely.

​So good-looking.

​Long Shiyu's heartbeat quickened, oblivious to the fact that this was not a princess, but a fearless dragon hunter.

Many years later, that hero no longer remembered him. He captured Long Shiyu as prey and kept him by his side, taking up the part-time job of dragon rearing in passing.

Hero’s POV: Long Shiyu is weak and helpless, but he has a big appetite. His bloodline is poor. If I let him out of my sight, he’ll be torn to pieces by other dragons.

Long Shiyu, who had long cemented his position as Dragon Lord: “...Sob.”

I’m gonna be subjected to the princess's petting again today. <<less