Nishiyama Akinosuke

Inside the popular VRMMO where you can fight massive dragons, \[Angolmois Field], Sudou Masaki, the world’s best player, defeated the dragon emperor. At the same time the game suddenly ends its service abruptly. But one day, the dragon emperor and its minions appear in the real world. The humans are put to the trial. Masaki knows that the scenario is just like the game \[Angolmois Field] itself. If he were to obtain the \[Sword Scale], he can manipulate the power of the dragons itself, and be awakened as a \[Dragonoid].

"It is as I always say; if you have no bread, then train yourself!!" The queen roared from the scaffold of the Place de la Révolution. Forced from Versailles and then marched to the guillotine, Marie Antoinette vented her rage at the mob incited by revolutionary fervor, who were no longer the same people she had once loved. Marie was transformed into a muscular France: boasting of her muscular bulk she smashed the executioner's block, tore off the guillotine and used it as her weapon as she beat the Revolutionary army! "I am France. The one and only France!" This is a story of rebirth. Muscle can only be rebuilt after it has been destroyed. Marie Antoinette, the most sad and strongest villainess, is about to turn the tables with her awesome muscle...!

On the advice of a suspicious bard, Albrea—the kingdom's strongest knight—sets off to the remote village of Montt to slay an evil demon. However, when she arrives, Albrea finds out the demon is just a retired old man! And he's far from the only strange inhabitant—there's also a demonic sword taking the form of a young girl, a money-hungry witch, and a drunken priest. As it turns out, the village has another, lesser-known name—the Maxed-Out Village—and is home to many of the kingdom's greatest heroes! With help from those she came to fight, can Albrea learn what it truly means to be a knight? And what was the bard's real reason for sending her to Montt in the first place?