Dragon Clan: Me and My Senior Sister Open a Coffee Shop Together

"If the end of the story were not ruins and battlefields, but waves and the scent of coffee, how wonderful that would be."

The war to slay dragons has come to an end. That unlucky boy who had once been exiled by the world and then pushed by fate onto the throne ultimately still botched his chance to rule the world. Lu Mingfei, together with Nuo Nuo, has stopped in a salty seaside town.

There are no Cassell College rules here, no shadow of the Gattuso family, and no dean Anger's grand plan for revenge. There is only a coffee shop called "Sakura & Red," and two ordinary people who are trying to remain anonymous through plain days.

Lu Mingfei learns to fix a leaky roof like an ordinary man, while Nuo Nuo puts away her profiling edge and spends each day fretting over utility bills and the owner who keeps stealing desserts.

Yet the echoes of the past have never truly faded.

Fingel will knock on the door on some rainy night and shamelessly mooch a late-night meal; Caesar's yacht will occasionally pass through international waters, leaving only a silent check behind; even that little monster in a kimono seems to have become a phantom of some vaguely familiar afternoon.

They talk about the past amid the spinning sound of the grinder, about the companions who have died, about the world they once tried to save yet ultimately chose to leave behind.

This is a story about letting go, companionship, and redemption.

Since the world has already been saved, for the rest of my life, I want to spend it with you in the most ordinary way possible.