Live Another Five Hundred Years

Chu Tang (high school homeroom teacher):

A new semester brings a fresh start. In her first year as a homeroom teacher, Chu Tang meets a troublemaking student.

Dying her hair blonde, the girl says, "Mortal, you are most fortunate to have the protection of this princess."

Chu Tang flips through her lesson plans. How do you save a student with a severe case of chuunibyou?

That night, her mother brings someone home.

"Tangtang, this is your cousin. Remember to look after her."

Chu Tang watches as her troublemaking student becomes her little cousin. Which cousin is this? Why has she never seen her before?

After a series of strange events,

Chu Tang looks at the true dragon beside her. My troublemaking student, my little cousin with severe chuunibyou, really is a dragon.

Ao Jiu (youngest daughter of the Dragon King of the North Sea):

She has come to undergo tribulations so she can become a dragon king who can stand on her own, and so she can live another five hundred years protecting the person destined for her.

Before school: "This princess is already ten thousand and eight hundred years old. Why do I still have to go to school?!"

After starting school: "Foolish mortals, call me Your Highness! And get that accursed exam workbook away from me!"

While dating: "This princess has lived for ten thousand and eight hundred years. I've seen it all, so don't you dare pull my horns!"

After they start dating: Her Highness begs forgiveness while kneeling on coral in every imaginable pose.

Today is another delightful day.

This story is temporarily on hiatus and will be rewritten in full.

Theme: Promote traditional mythology.