A Dragon Princess’s Everyday Love-Brain Moments

The protagonist transmigrates into the body of a human hero. He expects a life-or-death struggle against the dragons, only to discover that the Dragon Princess is a hopeless romantic. She treats the hero’s challenges as invitations to dates, dressing up for every “battle” and setting up romantic scenes in the castle. The other dragons can only watch in speechless disbelief as their princess turns a serious territorial conflict into a full-scale matchmaking event.

The Dragon Princess keeps a little diary recording each “date” with the hero: The hero said my flames were beautiful today. Does he like me? The hero dodged my fireballs so deftly today. So handsome! The hero brought a new weapon. Does he want to show me how strong he is?

Even funnier, the entire dragon clan catches the princess’s lovestruck bug. The Dragon King starts preparing a betrothal gift for the protagonist, the elders discuss wedding ceremonies, and the little dragons treat him like their future brother-in-law. Every time the protagonist comes to “challenge” them, he’s welcomed like a son-in-law visiting his future in-laws, until he feels too awkward to actually fight.

The other races are baffled by what they see. The elves think it’s a new peacekeeping strategy, the orcs start studying romance in hopes of reconciling with humanity, and the dwarves get busy making wedding rings for a new business opportunity. The whole continent’s tone is thrown completely off course by one lovestruck Dragon Princess, turning a serious racial war into a grand romantic comedy.