I Become a Dragon in Other World

An ordinary office lady who wanders into another world. Asahi Kamisaka is 26 years old. For some reason, she was able to transform into a beautiful, shining white dragon. Mistaken for a witch from a demonic land, Asahi is banished from the village and begins a slow life in the demonic forest where she escapes. She picks up Shimei, the kingdom’s injured dragon knight, in the forest. What is this handsome guy? terrible……. This is the guy I want to marry! From then on, each day the two of them are excited about new begins. A slightly sad farewell and reunion. There is also a slightly amusing and heartwarming love story between the natural heroine dragon and the straight-laced hero dragon knight. Please enjoy the story of two people fighting hand in hand in a fantasy parallel world where kingdoms and demons compete!

Original Publisher

syosetu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *I Become a Dragon in Other World* I dove into *I Become a Dragon in Other World* with high hopes. A female protagonist transforming into a dragon and navigating a new world? Sign me up! The premise alone screams adventure, and the added tags of comedy and romance certainly piqued my interest. ### First Impressions The initial chapters had me hooked. The setup is intriguing, throwing our protagonist into a classic fish-out-of-water scenario, only, you know, she's a dragon now. I was eager to see how she'd adapt to her newfound draconic form and the challenges of this strange land. The promise of exploring themes like friendship and enemies becoming allies was also compelling. ### What Works Well The core concept is definitely the strongest point. The idea of a human suddenly becoming a dragon in another world offers a lot of potential for unique perspectives and comedic situations. I enjoyed the early stages of her transformation and the initial exploration of her dragon abilities. The potential for character development, especially in the relationships she forms, is also promising. ### Areas of Concern However, I can't ignore some of the issues that cropped up as I read further. The pacing felt a little uneven at times, and some plot points seemed rushed or underdeveloped. Some of the world-building felt a bit simplistic, and certain character motivations were unclear. I also felt that the execution of some potentially impactful scenes, such as her interactions with the villagers, could have been more nuanced. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning There are some situations that felt forced. The villagers immediately treating her as an evil witch and enslaving her. The "border town" next to a demon forest situation also feels a bit cliché. ### Final Verdict *I Become a Dragon in Other World* has a lot of potential, and the core concept is undoubtedly appealing. While there are some areas that could benefit from more polish and depth, the story's inherent charm and the promise of future developments kept me reading. It's a fun, lighthearted read that might particularly appeal to those who enjoy fantasy with a comedic edge and a strong female lead. I'm giving it a tentative 3 out of 5 stars, with the hope that the author will continue to refine the story and fully realize its potential.