Kamiya Yuma had been reborn in neon-lit Tokyo for sixteen years, and had always thought he would live an ordinary life as a high school student.
Cooking, feeding the cat, looking after his little sister, and occasionally zoning out beneath the veranda of his family's shrine: that was all he wanted.
Until one summer vacation, while tidying the storeroom, he found an old, yellowed book.
After practicing for seven days, he saw the nine-tailed white fox crouched before the offerings, frozen with a dried persimmon in its mouth.
“Your family hasn’t produced an exorcist in over four hundred years.”
The white fox Tamaki swallowed the persimmon and said slowly.
From then on, exorcism became part of Yuma’s daily life.
But for some reason, more and more girls began appearing around him...
Why did the cold, calculating student council disciplinarian have to visit the shrine every day?
Why did the sunny, straightforward track-and-field star always sit under his family's veranda, drinking barley tea?
Why did the red-haired young onmyoji heiress from Kyoto say, “Your Kamiya family owes me a favor”?
Why did the tsundere, blonde twin-tailed art student glare at him every time she passed by?
Why did the gentle, bookish head librarian hand him an old book and say, “You’ve finally come”?
“I’m just an exorcist who wants to be an ordinary high school student.”
“Do you think they’ll agree?”
After reading Chapter 14, the rest is pretty good, but writing about tsundere attributes these days is a bit thankless and requires a lot of skills. For the time being, I only see tsundere in this heroine. I hope it can be improved a bit.
Sixteen years old hahahahahahahahaha
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Ah, the pace is too fast. Chapter 7 has basically introduced half of the female protagonist, and she has somehow bonded with the male protagonist. If you like watching Riqing, you can try it.