“Hero, the dragon's lair is just ahead!”
I look down at my own small, pale hands. Silver scales shimmer in the sunlight, and the long, slender tail behind me curls up in a most unhelpful way.
Wait, I'm the dragon!
On my first day after transmigrating to another world, I turned into a silver dragon girl.
On my second day, I was chosen by the Holy Sword and became a hero.
On my third day, I discovered that the first item on the hero's quest list read: “Slay the silver dragon occupying the Northern Frontier.”
…
Isn't that just asking me to slay myself?!
To avoid being branded a “fraud who staged the whole thing” and thrown into the church's prison, I have no choice but to grit my teeth and set off on a “dragon-slaying adventure.”
Along the way, though, I meet an adorably airheaded elf archer, a cold and tsundere paladin captain, and a black-haired witch who keeps trying to spirit me away.
“Miss Silver Dragon, your tail is showing.”
“…You're seeing things. That's my belt.”
A heartwarming, everyday adventure about a silver dragon girl trying to protect her secret identity, get close to cute girls, and fool the Demon King while saving the world.
As for that dragon? What's wrong with slaying myself?
The protagonist has traveled through time, and this time travel is not an ordinary time travel, it is the kind of time travel that awakens memories of previous lives after reincarnation. I read this book. This book is not an ordinary book, it is the kind of book assisted by artificial intelligence. I made a comment. This was not an ordinary comment, it was the kind of comment that I had read for a long time. I'm exhausted after watching it, not just ordinary exhaustion, but the kind of exhaustion that I feel after watching a lot but only remembering the meaning formula.
It's not bad. It's much more normal than the AI articles I've seen before. Although it's still very repetitive, I can still read it [thoughts]