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Kinomoto Yuto, the second child of the Kinomoto family.
He had a severe case of chuunibyo as a kid, waving a sword in the yard every day and shouting, "My sword is calling to me!"
Then one day, a talking fox came to his door.
"You've been chosen to become a Saniwa."
Yuto: "At last, my mission has arrived!"
And then he became a corporate drone.
School during the day, paperwork, sorties, and expeditions at the Honmaru after class, then home to sleep in the early hours of the morning.
Sakura's view of her second-oldest brother: He used to be an energetic beagle, but now he can fall asleep anywhere, anytime.
Toya's view of his younger brother: He's possessed by an evil spirit. It has to be that.
The Honmaru also has a group of sword tsukumogami: the refined and elegant Kansen Kanesada, the stern and devoted Heshikiri Hasebe, the gentle and dependable Shokudaikiri Mitsutada...
Yuto: "From this day on, I shall stand in the space between time and cut down the Time Retrograde Army!"
Kitsunegasaki: "Of course, my lord. Here are today's documents, thirty-two in all. Please finish them before dawn."
Yuto: "...Why did I agree to this in the first place?!"
I feel an inexplicable feeling of Al, that is, I feel that the writing style is bland, inexplicably dull, but I look at the joy and sadness of the protagonist, and those emotions feel like they are separated by a layer of plastic film. Moreover, the characters of the men with swords are not standing at all, which is not to say that they have to be Just one sentence is full of strong emotions, but they all have their own characteristics. It feels very bland and pretentious, just like the AA short drama I used to watch. Every question and answer is very bland, one is full of doubts through the plastic film, and the other is very pretentious and bland.