[Western Crossover] Operation: Save the Princess

The sequel to this story and other tales can be found in the new work, "[Western Crossover] My Girlfriends Are All Kinds of Weird."

The fairy-tale world keeps changing. A trend toward marrying and having children later in life takes hold, and the princesses decide to become self-reliant, independent women of the new era.

The princesses were already few in number and juggling several jobs apiece. Now they've had enough and quit, leaving fairy tales without heroines and unable to continue.

A mysterious force creates a rift between the world of fairy tales and the real world. A wise one hears an oracle: there are princesses waiting for you in the real world.

And so a dragon enters Gotham and finds her rose.

New upcoming story: "[Western Crossover] My Girlfriends Are All Kinds of Weird"

A rift opens between the worlds of magic and superheroes...

[Thanks for asking. Life is the same as ever, except now I have a girlfriend.]

London detective: My beloved fell in love with me at first sight, then secretly followed me for two months. She also loves cosplay. She's adorable.

Man of Steel: My girlfriend likes making all kinds of strange potions and often uses me as a test subject. She must do it because she trusts me so much.

Blue-Eyed Professor: My beloved likes sitting in a wheelchair. Mine, of course. Hmm, perhaps this is another kind of loving someone for their sake.

Big Blue Bird: Aren't the people above just deluding themselves? If we're talking adorable, who could beat our little wolf cub, aside from the fact that she likes expressing affection by hunting?

The New York billionaire read the replies above, turned to look at his beloved running a hand over a bowstring, and felt an inexplicable sense of superiority.

Completed work: "[Western Crossover] Seasonal Secret Identities"

Wearing secret identities to get things done. The main story's couple is Batman.

Next story: "The Supreme God Doesn't Want to Fall in Love [Western Fantasy]"

A reluctant lover is forced to become a flirt.

Theme: Every hero deserves a love that is theirs alone.