This Is a Shrine, Not a General Store!

To avoid misunderstanding, let me clarify: it's not a gender swap. Hakurei Yuuki is a local. She was raised by her mother alongside Reimu from a young age, hence her similarly lazy personality—like a child raised in a greenhouse. Later, after experiencing world travel and seeing more of the world, her personality will change. Okay, that's the premise. Now, let's see if Qingcheng's terrible writing skills can bring it to life.

There are fewer and fewer crossover anime/manga series that combine elements of Touhou Project. Hopefully, it won't stop updating.

A classic, high-quality work! The writing style perfectly matches my impression of crossover anime; even I felt my heart pounding! (Not so serious though.) In short, it's a really good book; even those who haven't read the original work found it captivating—the kind you can't put down!

Well, to be honest, the title shouldn't be like this. If I hadn't seen the cover, I wouldn't have known it was a Touhou Project story, and without reading the synopsis, I wouldn't have known it was a crossover anime. Anyway, it's okay.

The pacing is decent so far, but I have a suggestion: try not to write anything too melodramatic or tragic. If you must, make sure it's fast-paced and enjoyable. Otherwise, dragging it out will make viewers who know the plot feel it's tedious. The original intention of this HD series was to bring a lighthearted atmosphere to the otherwise difficult story. Don't lose sight of the core message.

This looks promising, author, keep it up!!!

This is a rare Touhou fanfic, let alone a Touhou crossover. Good luck!

It's quite rare to see the East on this platform.

There are very few books about the East left 😏😏👍👍👍

I write about Touhou crossover anime, but I'm a native author. Sorry, I can't give it five stars.