Soen na Osananajimi to Isekai de wa Kekkon Shite Iru Yume wo Mita ga, Sorekara Osananajimi no Yousu

A Dream Burial Hero, that must have been my nickname in that "isekai dream".

The origin of the name is not the result of having made a name for myself in some way, or having defeated a powerful enemy, or anything of that sort.

In fact, I think that in the dream, I was "unbelievably" cautious, cowardly ...... also a type of troublesome hero who was afraid of killing people and refused to do so.

In the beginning, my friends were always saying things like, "You're too naive" and "Don't talk about beautiful things!" and so on.

But... those guys say this in the end.

[There is no hero as rational, merciful, and cruel as you.]　

Is that so? What I did in that "isekai dream" was no big deal.

If I had the "power of dreams" in my hands as in that dream....... I think I would act the same way.

Because I don't want to get hurt in various disputes, and I don't want to die...

So what I did was not that big of a deal, I just... gave them a dream.

For those who are trying to do something.

In "Shared Dream" they can learn about the feelings, loves and hates of others.

The "Past Dream" reminds them of their sins that they have forgotten.

The "Premonition Dream" will tell them which of their loved ones will be sacrificed for their future deeds.

The "Future Dream" tells them the worst of what they might expect in the future....

That's the extent of what I did in my dream at most.

And yet, in a strange way, my name was becoming increasingly popular on its own.

A certain evil-minded mad king has suddenly abandoned his ambition (dream) to destroy his neighboring country and turn it into a vassal state.

A certain privileged noble suddenly repented of his desire (dream) to fatten his own pockets out of self-interest, and began to work hard for the people, destroying himself.

A clan of sub-humans who have been oppressed by humans because of their race, have buried their desire for revenge deep in their hearts, hoping for more than just reconciliation.