Starting as a Reincarnated White Princess in Another World, I Become a Courier

Rising Sun Nagi dies in his room from excitement while waiting to pull on a limited-time banner that's only available for three months.

His nosebleed spreads across the bedsheets, and his consciousness slowly fades. When he wakes up, he's received by the "God of Delivery."

Under a mix of threats and bribes, he agrees to go deliver packages in another world. The god is generous enough to grant him a golden finger and a special perk.

Great! This should be an easy, classic, hot-blooded adventure: become a hero, crush the Demon Lord's army, and save the world, right?

Then he discovers that the golden finger he was promised is just a delivery-person System with a barely noticeable presence, and that the so-called special perk is being reincarnated as an exiled girl?

Despite all the hardships, he still manages to begin his own life of adventure in another world.

The charisma of a twenty-first-century high school boy is basically irresistible in another world. He's successfully attracted companions who share his goals:

A young, small, noisy, excitable catfolk girl who does nothing but call him Big Sis Alice and obey his every word. She's simply too adorable not to pet.

A dragonkin girl who's the right age, has a great figure, is not very bright, and feels deeply guilty about everything. She carries a huge holy scripture around and looks like she knows what she's doing, but it takes her thirty or forty seconds to cast a healing spell, and she often gets it wrong. Maybe she's so kind-tempered because she's so silly. Even when people tease her, she never gets genuinely angry.

An elf girl who's the right age, petite, knowledgeable, and unmotivated. She loves collecting all kinds of magic scrolls but refuses to do anything else. She gives her all when facing powerful enemies and often refuses her share of the money, so her companions are always complaining about her, though they don't truly dislike her.

(Western fantasy, multiple heroines, classic hot-blooded adventure.)

(Long-form novel, expected to exceed two million characters.)