[Anime Crossover] Lord of Spring

Updates resumed on June 16, 2019 In Kyoto's Kamigyo Ward stands the Hakumine Shrine, tended by the Hayashihara family for generations. Among them, the most anticipated and renowned is sixteen-year-old Hayashihara Saki. A graceful young gentleman, beautiful as jade, peerless in the world. His bearing and manner are extraordinary, and his gentle, humble, and warm nature is widely praised. All of this is passed down as a celebrated tale. His many admirers have given him the beautiful title of "Lord of Spring," declaring that all gentlemen in the world should be like him. With such grace, he leaves everyone dazzled and enchanted, from thousand-year-old demon lords to ordinary women. Saki says: "I'm truly grateful for everyone's kind regard, and quite overwhelmed by the honor... But could you all please stop causing trouble? I'm exhausted." Faced with all kinds of shikigami, sword tsukumogami, a certain great demon from the Western Lands, and a certain former life(?) who is a great onmyoji, all vaguely, hazily, and indistinctly(?) flirting with men, the good-hearted onmyoji Hayashihara Saki can only say... he's exhausted. Oh well. Today, too, he's still doing his best to run around for his devoted fans. ◇Reader's Guide◇ 1. Bottom-focused, pairing with Abe no Seimei. Warning: This story is all about the protagonist (take note). The protagonist, Hayashihara Saki, is the (fake) reincarnation of Abe no Seimei. They share a past life and a present life, but they are not the same person! (Fake self-attack and self-receive is the best!) The protagonist has a golden finger, is a cross-dressing beauty (for a reason), and has an abundance of European blood. 2. This is a crossover between games and anime. Games: Onmyoji, Touken Ranbu. Anime: Hakuoki, Inuyasha, Natsume's Book of Friends, Kuroko's Basketball, Durarara!! (More may be added at any time.) 3. There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's hearts. 4. Various settings draw on The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter, Minamoto no Takakuni's Konjaku Monogatari, Baku Yumemakura's Onmyoji, and Murasaki Shikibu's The Tale of Genji. 5. Thank you for reading. Please adopt your friendly neighborhood author!