Anime Crossover: Contracting Yukari Yakumo, Does Miko Want to Move In?

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I can't find the cool part. The two former servants Yakumo Purple and Tamamo are left alone. The protagonist fights by himself. It's only seconds anyway. The plot of showing off to others is too bland. There are too few descriptions of the characters' reactions. The author can't think of the meaning of Tamamo and Yakumo Purple's existence. While talking about how strong Tamamo is, he keeps the servants as vases. He finally makes a move, but it's over in the blink of an eye. The character didn't even react, otherwise the protagonist would crush him first, and then let the servants come out to finish it off. It was just plain and simple, with or without it. It felt like all the characters in the author's book had experienced world wars, and they didn't react at all when they saw supernatural powers. You want to say that this is a fusion of the world of magic. The problem is that ordinary characters in the daily world don't know it, and they are not surprised when they see the strength of the protagonist.

Is the heroine who wants to accept everything all the time?

How should I put it? It's a typical waste of food and a pity to abandon. To give a simple example, the protagonist got the bloodline at the beginning and waited for more than ten chapters before integrating it. The reason was that he finally felt the danger. It's outrageous. Why did you go there earlier? It's true that you have no brains. There are a lot of feelings in the whole text that I don't even know if I have any brains. It's just that the main plot comes out as I think and it's completely random. But the good thing is that there is really no poisonous point, but it's not exciting either. The plot is bland and there are a lot of characters interspersed with it, but there is no description. If I hadn't read them all, I wouldn't even know what you are writing about.

Um! Jing Keai has crossed the line. She accepted a request without saying anything to the protagonist, and also deceived the protagonist into getting it. If the protagonist is not that powerful, can she still run away? If you want to leave, you have to see if they let you go! At the very least, it's deception, at the most serious, it's calculation, and it's murder with outsiders!

Are the two servants Yakumo Purple and Tamamo Mae a soy sauce? Yakumo Purple can't tell you the appearance. It doesn't matter which one Tamamo Mae is in if you don't describe it. There is no pure dialogue in any description. You might as well just write the name. Forget it, Hiratsuka Shizuya was directly fooled by you. You just wrote a sight and just disappeared. You can't write anything you want to write. ** Stuff

I hate the eunuch protagonist the most. He pretends to be innocent. All he wants is to lie down and insist on making the eunuch blush. I really don't know what to think. A fourteen-year-old child knows better than the protagonist and is more like a man. The Qing Dynasty is dead and there is no need for eunuchs.

Without cheating, the protagonist is half-dead and nothing. When the system comes, you can't wait to get benefits but don't do it early. When the system comes, the protagonist is also a loser. Without Yakumo Purple, he died at the beginning. To be honest, it's not as good as Yotsuya Miko.

Little knowledge: Yakumo Purple is a realm demon, not a gap demon. The gap quality is an incidental ability. After all, the shikigami Yakumo Blue can also use the gap. Yakumo Purple is mainly a realm demon. One person is a clan of monsters.

The gap demon never uses fusion, right?