[The King's Avatar + Dragon Raja] Gaming Is Safer Than Dragon-Slaying

The main story is in third person!!! The blurb is in second person just because it flowed that way. Blurb: You thought you were just a player who’d transmigrated into a game, only to discover that you really had become the protagonist, but in the wrong place? You: This is a scam!!! You know there are no dragons here, no mixed-bloods… Just weird places like H City and S City, straight out of a novel, and an especially thriving gaming industry. So, feeling out your ridiculously overpowered body, you figure that based on where you are now, you might, possibly, perhaps be invincible?! But as someone who knows the internet inside and out, you’re well aware that’s not all there is to it. Why? Because this damn mixed-blood body has a chuunibyou setting in the game. You know that without others like you, you probably can’t survive in this ordinary human society. You’re pretty sure that if you don’t do something, you might turn into Godzilla or some brooding, repressed creep at any moment (so you either explode in silence or go weird in silence, huh?!), then end up getting a GG in this new world. Thankfully, fate is on your side, and you’ve more or less figured out the main plot of this world. Following the clues, you manage to make some headway. As the story progresses, you, the protagonist, finally realize this isn’t just a simple case of transmigrating into a game. But if someone tells you that while you were playing, your game world was actually another real world… That’s way too awkward! Players don’t think about how NPCs feel. With all the glares you’re bound to face as people come after you to answer for your actions as a player, you feel like you’re sitting on pins and needles, your skin crawling, and a lump stuck in your throat. You decide to run away. Going pro is a perfectly legitimate job, after all. … … The silly dialogue version: 1. Victim No. 1, Ye Xiu: An Ke: “I’m not human.” Ye Xiu: “…” 2. Victim No. 2, Zhang Jiale: An Ke: “I’ll handle the calls, the main force, and the MVP, all by myself.” Zhang Jiale: “Then what do I do?” An Ke: “Draw the mobs and take aggro.” 3. Sun Xiang, a victim from start to finish: Sun Xiang: “Why did you save me under that name?” An Ke: “It’s my account, so I can call it whatever I want.” 4. Huang Shaotian, just passing by: Huang Shaotian: “Hey, cutie, why aren’t you replying to my messages?” An Ke: “Go wait for further notice.” 5. The rest of Team Happy: Chen Guo: “There’s no way my employee could be a troll.” Tang Rou: “Xiao An is great.” Baozi: “Xiao An is one of our main players!” An Wenyi: “Then what should I be called?” Baozi: “Xiao… Oh, no! Xiao Wen? Xiao Yi? Or maybe Brother Xiao An? We could just tell you apart by gender, right?” Luo Ji/Mo Fan: “…” Su Mucheng: “Why didn’t you mention me!” Wei Chen: “I’m a founding member, and I haven’t even shown up!” Su Muqiu (ghost version): “Will someone speak up for me?” Everyone: “You’re already the housekeeper hero. Why do you care about this?!” 6. The Cassell crowd, far away at HQ: Lu Mingfei: “When can the two worlds merge into one?” Fingel: “You had your chance and didn’t go. Now you’re finally worried about your daughter?” Chu Zihang: “I’m only responsible for her physical safety, nothing else.” The Lionheart Club: “What, what! She’s our mascot! How dare you commoners cause trouble!” The Student Union: “This has nothing to do with us, right? All right, all right, go wash up and get some sleep.” Author’s note (rambling): The background is probably set after the entire Dragon Raja story is over, with a happy ending and everyday dragon-slaying life afterward… That’s about it. The tone is light and cheerful, probably nothing like Jiang Nan’s style. Anyway, I’m working on building up a backlog… The blurb will be updated as the plot progresses. Just because someone isn’t mentioned here doesn’t mean they won’t appear later; I may simply not have written their entrance yet. This is basically a self-indulgent story written for my own enjoyment! I’m slowly updating as I reread the original. The OOC is all mine. Theme: Players can do anything