Chen Hai, the last direct disciple of Maoshan, came to Tokyo to study abroad and discovered that the place was crawling with demons.
The people of Sakura Country suffered under the demons' oppression and even had to worship them.
Chen Hai made a grand vow: He would not return home until every demon was destroyed.
From then on, he embarked on the path of subduing demons and vanquishing evil.
One year later.
The Underworld collapsed.
Takama-ga-hara fell.
The entire Sakura Country became a land of purity.
Yet Sakura Country strongly condemned Chen Hai and expelled him, forever barring him from entering again.
Chen Hai: "What's wrong with vanquishing demons and evil?"
Master: "I sent you to Tokyo to study, and you wiped out all their gods?"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It is recommended that Sakura Country be changed to Sakura Province, otherwise you will be criticized
So why do you want to kill Bachi-sama? Is it because she didn't help you grow?
Don't change it to Sakura Province. If you change it to this, most people will kneel down later.
And the female driver Ba Chi
Chapter 1: I just arrived in Tokyo and lived in a haunted mansion? Chapter review.
The big readers who can click in should like to read ghost novels. So you can talk about your favorite ghosts. The author will put it in according to the development of the plot. It's best to be able to tell why you want this ghost to appear. For example, he has great fighting ability, has big breasts and no brains, is yandere and cute... It is convenient for the author to further strengthen the character according to everyone's needs. PS: In order to prevent the book from collapsing, those with too high combat power may be placed in the Underworld Chapter and Gao Tianyuan Chapter. Everyone can be strong and weak, it's no problem to mention a few!
Accepted, there is this woman everywhere, right? Don't write about an ordinary person. We want to look at the protagonist. Why did you write it? Don't skimp on word count!