The legendary celestial maiden: everyone expected her to be ethereal and gentle.
But this time, Heian-kyo got the glittering katana version.
She wards off evil, upholds justice, and kicks aristocrats in the teeth. The greatest female court official of her age, Oonakatomi Izumi, is renowned throughout the land... Yeah, right!
“So being a Mary Sue means I'm not a person anymore?” Izumi plants her hands on her hips and curses at the heavens. “You make me work without a permanent post, won't give me meat, and won't let me quit. Are you some kind of heartless boss, Heavenly Dao?!”
The young Fujiwara lords watch her railing away again. Some frown, some laugh, and some fetch an umbrella. First, they have to get her back to the safe cypress hall, light the brazier, and bring out sweets. Then they can share the noisy, bickering, yet warm and lively years ahead.
A woman of destiny, as subtle as a breeze, and a child of the Heavenly Dao, whose heart is black through and through.
Two dear friends: one elegant and tsundere, the other sweet-faced but ruthless.
Amid falling pink blossoms and fiery red maples, Izumi and the Fujiwaras brave the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons and weather the ups and downs of court politics.
Between the stench of demon blood and the soft knives of court intrigue, which do you think is the true filth?
Katana, shrine maidens, and rituals; incense, waka poetry, and noble houses.
In thousand-year-old Heian-kyo, the celestial maiden draws her blade and charges right in.
Theme: Uphold your principles and never forget your original purpose
How should I put it? Japan may be an island country. It is really a dojo in a screw shell. It is full of all kinds of secret poking and a bit dank.
There is no way to climb over the wall this time because the wall has been demolished
Why did Quanzi stab himself?
I just realized that Michio was the one who funded the writing of The Tale of Genji, right?
I don't understand the last part a bit
Very, very, very beautiful! After reading The Wife's Tulia, I read the book Heian Era without stopping. Who Quanzi likes really makes me scratch my head. When I saw that the Taoist priest thought that Quanzi didn't deny that he was in love with Gongren, I thought my cp was stable hhhh, but now it seems that the two of them don't have this intention.
The wife's writing is so graphic. The way Izumi grows and changes in size reminds me of Ranma. Coupled with the story background of the miko, I feel like I am reading a manga by Rumiko Takahashi!
Family and friendship are beautiful
Beautiful and interesting hahaha
In fact, the bright moon should hang high and not set.
... Ah... Ah? !
How should I put it? Japan may be an island country. It is really a dojo in a screw shell. It is full of all kinds of secret poking and a bit dank.
There is no way to climb over the wall this time because the wall has been demolished
Why did Quanzi stab himself?
I just realized that Michio was the one who funded the writing of The Tale of Genji, right?
I don't understand the last part a bit
Very, very, very beautiful! After reading The Wife's Tulia, I read the book Heian Era without stopping. Who Quanzi likes really makes me scratch my head. When I saw that the Taoist priest thought that Quanzi didn't deny that he was in love with Gongren, I thought my cp was stable hhhh, but now it seems that the two of them don't have this intention. The wife's writing is so graphic. The way Izumi grows and changes in size reminds me of Ranma. Coupled with the story background of the miko, I feel like I am reading a manga by Rumiko Takahashi!
Family and friendship are beautiful
Beautiful and interesting hahaha
In fact, the bright moon should hang high and not set.