The Little Fairy Covers for Her Black Boyfriend: Aristocrats? More Like Kneelocrats

Yang Guang, a veteran of the peacekeeping forces, opens a restaurant and awakens the Righteous Judgment System. The only black spot on the body of the dragon should be the pupil of its eye.

Some punk tries to eat and run, then harasses a waitress? I'll break your legs on the spot.

A self-proclaimed young woman shows up to obstruct law enforcement, claiming her dark-skinned boyfriend is a noble? I'll give her a good slap.

A noble? A slave for thousands of years, and you call yourself a noble?

I'll arrest him and make him a kneeling commoner.

You want to disrupt the peace? You only get treated peacefully if I feel like it.

If I don't, you're nothing.

The young woman posts about the incident online.

Yang Guang has this to say:

"I'm disappointed that only a small portion of the comments expressed how they feel about that punk."

"What about the other half? No keyboards?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.