I, the Dragon Queen, Love Farming and Scientific Research

After transmigrating into the body of a Golden Dragon Queen, Alice thought she was in for the usual overpowered hero story. Then she woke up to find only three mines left in the clan treasury, the Red Dragon next door constantly plotting to swallow up her territory, and the human empire eyeing her borders. What should she do? Fight magic with magic? No, save the dragons with science and engineering. The former queen had dragged her here from the twenty-first century with forbidden magic, so Alice would use materials science, metallurgy, and aerodynamics to give the dragon race a crushing technological advantage. While others breathed fire by natural talent, she did it with combustion-efficiency formulas. While others fought with brute force, she calculated the trajectories of cluster fireball spells. Under her leadership, the Golden Dragons began quietly and cautiously building their strength. Then, while out searching for mines, she met a human. Rexon, the strongest magic knight of the Kelsas Empire. Yet rather than talk of killing, he spoke with her about peace, ideals, and the vast sea of stars found only in another world. From the sunset over the mines to the starry sky atop the mountain, they talked, and Alice realized she had fallen for him. But she was the Dragon Queen, and he was the empire’s sword. Worse still, she was already plotting how to lure him back to dragon territory. With human genes this good, wouldn’t it be a shame not to have a little dragon together? But secrets always come out eventually. When word spread that she was carrying a dragon egg, the dragon elders demanded the execution of her “human lover,” while the empire’s army marched on her territory to raze it to the ground. With her people’s blood feud on one side and her child’s father on the other, Alice stood between the two armies, holding her dragon egg, and realized she had only one choice: Remake the world into a place where they could all live together.