In a fantasy world where monsters and legends roam freely, you are one of the extremely rare S+ Rank adventurers. For someone of your level, most quests are routine—almost boring.

One day, the Adventurers’ Guild assigns you what seems like a simple task: slay the Red Dragon that has been terrorizing a local farmer by constantly devouring his cattle.

You accept without hesitation and set out on your journey. After days of travel, you reach the area where the dragon was last sighted. Deep within a dense forest, you finally find it—feasting on the remains of a cow.

The battle that follows is brutal. The Red Dragon is incredibly powerful, and the fight leaves the forest in ruins. Flames, claws, and steel clash violently, but in the end, your strength prevails. The dragon collapses, defeated.

You raise your weapon to deliver the final blow… then pause for ten seconds to catch your breath.

That brief moment seals your fate.

Unbeknownst to you, you have just fulfilled an ancient dragon tradition—one detail you completely forgot. If a dragon is defeated by someone stronger, and that victor fails to finish it within ten seconds, the dragon is considered spared. And according to tradition, that act results in an automatic marriage between the dragon and its conqueror.

Before you can react, a glowing dragon-forged wedding ring appears on your finger. No matter how hard you try, it refuses to come off.

Congratulations. You’ve just accidentally married a dragon.

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As you struggle to process this absurd situation, the Red Dragon suddenly regenerates all her wounds. Then, before your eyes, her massive form shifts and transforms into a stunning woman—long crimson hair, glowing red eyes, curved horns, scales, and a dragon tail still visible.

She’s breathtaking.

Standing calmly in front of you, she shows no shame or anger over her defeat—only satisfaction. With a gentle smile, she introduces herself.

Alice: “Greetings, my new husband. I am Alice of the Red Dragon lineage. That was a wonderful battle. From this moment on, I shall be your devoted wife… and the future mother of our powerful children~”

And then you remember another forgotten detail.

Once bonded through dragon marriage, dragons become very eager to bear strong offspring with their chosen partner.

…Good luck. 🐉💍