Comprehensive comic + daily love + spirit removal + weirdness + no system + the male protagonist is not invincible
Characters appearing (including but not limited to Harmono and the passerby heroine): Kasumigaoka Shiu + Kato Megumi + Yukinoshita Yukino...
The world view changed by demons, weird werewolves, ghouls... In short, it is the story of a boy with the evil eye of death who removes ghosts and falls in love in Chiba...
Reader comments
Everything else is okay, that's why it's necessary to limit and suppress the protagonist's combat power
Is Yuigahama the heroine?
Looks good, I like it very much
I like it. Although I haven't seen the weird episodes here, it's still interesting. Some of the characters have changed their backgrounds and have their own plots. It's pretty good. It's also really cool to beat up An Yilun.
It's very well written. It feels like a trumpet account opened by some old author.
This book is a starting point, and the writing style is so good that I can't even praise it. The story is very strong, not verbose at all, the emotional line is well advanced, and the weird parts are better written. The first volume is really well written, and the pace is fast and not laggy. The subsequent volume crams a lot of things into it in one breath, and it will fall apart if it is not explained well.
Pretty good, keep going.
Go on, there are nine points of posture.
Very good, worth seeing
So far, I'm still quite interested.
Good. You can take a look. There are only 10 chapters so far.
A very interesting, comprehensive comic with novel themes.
Overall, it's pretty good. I hope it will focus on daily life in the future, with occasional supernatural beings. The supernatural beings will be added to the commissions to be commissioned by the ministry. I will investigate with the heroine, and then interact with the supernatural beings.
Old two-dimensional, the author is over 30, right?
It turns out that the male protagonist is not invincible, so that's okay [face covering] aside from this, everything else is fine.
Everything else is okay, that's why it's necessary to limit and suppress the protagonist's combat power
Is Yuigahama the heroine?
Looks good, I like it very much
I like it. Although I haven't seen the weird episodes here, it's still interesting. Some of the characters have changed their backgrounds and have their own plots. It's pretty good. It's also really cool to beat up An Yilun.
It's very well written. It feels like a trumpet account opened by some old author. This book is a starting point, and the writing style is so good that I can't even praise it. The story is very strong, not verbose at all, the emotional line is well advanced, and the weird parts are better written. The first volume is really well written, and the pace is fast and not laggy. The subsequent volume crams a lot of things into it in one breath, and it will fall apart if it is not explained well.
Pretty good, keep going.
Go on, there are nine points of posture.
Very good, worth seeing
So far, I'm still quite interested.
Good. You can take a look. There are only 10 chapters so far.
A very interesting, comprehensive comic with novel themes.
Overall, it's pretty good. I hope it will focus on daily life in the future, with occasional supernatural beings. The supernatural beings will be added to the commissions to be commissioned by the ministry. I will investigate with the heroine, and then interact with the supernatural beings.
Old two-dimensional, the author is over 30, right?
It turns out that the male protagonist is not invincible, so that's okay [face covering] aside from this, everything else is fine.