Japanese + light novel + daily life + monsters + micro-supernatural + no system
To pay off debts, he rented out a room in his shrine;
Pretending to be a priest to collect offerings from mortals in order to repay debts;
In order to pay off the debt... Bah, in order to feel better, I rented out the room to cute beautiful girls.
Hey, wait a minute, please stop being a shikigami. I just want to be a landlord who collects money while lying down. I don't have any bad intentions.
Reader comments
I'll give the new book 5 stars. To me, there's nothing particularly bad about it. The descriptions of the heroines are okay and have distinct characteristics. As for the male protagonist, it is a little difficult to develop quickly without memory, and it needs to be introduced slowly (but you can add settings and characters at any time, which can be considered an advantage). The male protagonist is ordinary now, but I hope that the settings can be added quickly in the future. He can have ordinary abilities and intelligence (originally Dongda's intelligence was reduced), but it is also very important to reflect his uniqueness, otherwise other people's favorable impression of him will be a bit abrupt. There are also those exorcism incidents. . . It's too plain, even a bit embarrassing. If I can't write well, I can write more about daily life. This aspect is very good. Come on, author.
Not bad, come on author
Not bad, haha
👍We like to watch it very much
Very well written. It is much better than any of the fast food articles nowadays. Come on, author.
What a very good book! Just a little biased towards daily life? I hope the male protagonist will also gain abilities later on!
It's pretty good-looking, has good logic, and doesn't make you feel like you're in a drama.
It's well written. The miko lady's concern and Fujiwara's bickering made me raise the corners of my mouth [smirk]. The protagonist is not an invincible character. He's more of an everyday person. So far, he still deserves five stars.
I'll give the new book 5 stars. To me, there's nothing particularly bad about it. The descriptions of the heroines are okay and have distinct characteristics. As for the male protagonist, it is a little difficult to develop quickly without memory, and it needs to be introduced slowly (but you can add settings and characters at any time, which can be considered an advantage). The male protagonist is ordinary now, but I hope that the settings can be added quickly in the future. He can have ordinary abilities and intelligence (originally Dongda's intelligence was reduced), but it is also very important to reflect his uniqueness, otherwise other people's favorable impression of him will be a bit abrupt. There are also those exorcism incidents. . . It's too plain, even a bit embarrassing. If I can't write well, I can write more about daily life. This aspect is very good. Come on, author.
Not bad, come on author
Not bad, haha
👍We like to watch it very much
Very well written. It is much better than any of the fast food articles nowadays. Come on, author.
What a very good book! Just a little biased towards daily life? I hope the male protagonist will also gain abilities later on!
It's pretty good-looking, has good logic, and doesn't make you feel like you're in a drama.
It's well written. The miko lady's concern and Fujiwara's bickering made me raise the corners of my mouth [smirk]. The protagonist is not an invincible character. He's more of an everyday person. So far, he still deserves five stars.
So is the protagonist ugly or not [rolls eyes]