[Single female protagonist] + [Slow pace] + [Basically no supporting characters] + [Daily life] The story of "asking for a title" in the countryside always has a bit of mystery: when you meet a monster in the middle of the night and ask "Do you look like a human or do you look like a god?" Answering "like a human" helps it transform, and answering "like a god" increases its moral character. But if you look at it from another angle, this is not a thriller. It is clearly a lively two-way rush!
How can there be any malicious entanglement among those "asking for a title" who knock on the door? He's just a somewhat naive practitioner, looking for luck with the expectation of transforming into another form. The phrase "like a human being" conveys the beauty of adulthood, and the phrase "like a god" conveys a good story about spiritual practice. Every choice is filled with warmth, and even the cause and effect have a brisk tone.
This is not a spine-chilling legend, but an interesting talk hidden in folk customs. It is a happy and broad wonderful intersection between people and "them". What kind of sparks will happen when a naughty solitary demon and an innocent girl get together.
