A Wandering God, but Ke Learns About the World

CP Matsuda cover is authorized (σ≧∀≦)σ Volume 1 completed Asahi is a wandering god with zero followers and no shrine. His main job is drawing comics and his side job is fighting monsters. One day, she picked up the ghost of a policeman who was about to disappear under the Ferris wheel, and harvested her own magical weapon. Not only did she give him a new name, but she also received all of his memories from his lifetime. But for the sake of her own life, she must guard these secrets tightly. But whether it was Hokkaido or Kyoto, she could always meet his contemporaries, especially a certain keen little boy. Matsuda Jinpei: "Whose eyes are you looking at me through?" Asahi was scared and decided to run away. As a result, as soon as I arrived in New York, I saw a familiar golden retriever head. Asahi: ... Humans really don't deserve it. Later, in an accident, she fell from the rooftop. Matsuda Jinpei, who had no idea of ​​Asahi's identity, would rather be injured than pull her back to the world. Later, the curly-haired police officer was hugged by a princess in front of a certain god. Matsuda Jinpei covered his face, "It's better to just die." * Asahi has a worry: What should I do if the newly acquired artifact is too polite and distant? Hateful! Obviously he was not like this during his lifetime! How about trying sugar-coated bullets? I heard that traveling together can bring us closer~ Hagiwara Kenji: No! I don't want to take a vacation! There is a case every time I go out with you! Asahi: Haha, maybe you should find your own reasons *cp is the man on the cover *In the early stage, Hagiwara's personality was different from that in his lifetime (this person can pretend), and he will slowly recover in the later stage. *Happy daily writing, very slow-moving, and will upset many people *Ryokami Sono will explain the setting clearly. There are original characters who will appear as Goldfinger, but the background board will not affect the reading if you haven't seen it. Concept: Death is not the end, being forgotten is