The Hero Became My Dog?!

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Esther, the owner of a potion shop, once found a dog while gathering ingredients, as she did by custom.

A huge, huge black dog with deep red eyes.

"Debt must be repaid. If you eat my ingredients, you'll work them off."

Kenneth woke up one morning as a dog. Yes, an ordinary dog with no special abilities whatsoever.

All right, that part was fine.

The problem was, it seemed the person I fell in love with at first sight really was keeping me as a dog!!!

[A mighty elven archmage heroine x a sweet, obedient dog-like hero]

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Lida Cecil, vice president of the student council at Saint Mary's Academy and the youngest daughter of Duke Ivan Cecil, one day dreamed that the world she lived in was a romance manga.

At first, she tried to change the plot, but all kinds of irresistible forces pushed the story forward. Realizing her efforts were useless, she resigned herself to playing the second female lead and helping the main couple's love reach a happy ending.

Rule one of matchmaking: create a romantic atmosphere.

Following the plot, Lida decorated the place where the leads were supposed to meet with roses. The male lead turned out to be allergic to roses and passed out sneezing.

Rule two of matchmaking: keep giving the heroine hints.

After Lida once again praised the male lead for being so wonderful, the heroine snapped the pen in her hand and asked with a smile that did not reach her eyes, "You seem to like him a lot?"

Seeing trouble ahead, Lida hurried to soothe her. "Of course not! You're the one I like best!"

Rule three of matchmaking: find chances for the leads to be alone together.

After finding out where the male lead would be after the banquet, Lida invited the heroine along. Sure enough, they saw him alone, gazing at the moon with all the brooding arrogance of a male lead.

Lida tried to make an excuse to leave, but the heroine grabbed her by the collar.

"Didn't you say you had something important to tell me? Go on," the heroine said with a cold laugh.

Lida broke out in a cold sweat, unsure how to placate the young lady.

"Leo, a gentleman shouldn't be so rough with a girl."

What? There was a fourth person hiding in this little courtyard!

Before Lida could recover from her shock, the heroine answered, "Got it."

Wait... wait?! The heroine was actually a boy!

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