[Comprehensive Comics] Lord of Spring

This article will be updated on 2019/6/16 The "Shirakine Shrine" in Kamigyo District, Kyoto has been worshiped by the Hayashihara family for generations. Among them, the highly anticipated and most famous one is undoubtedly the sixteen-year-old Hayashihara Saki. He is a handsome young man, with a jade-like appearance, unparalleled in the world. His description and behavior are very different, and his personality is amiable, humble and gentle. All the above are discussed and passed down as good talks. His admirers dubbed him the "Lord of Spring". In addition, all gentlemen in the world should be like this. Such a demeanor would dazzle everyone from the thousand-year-old demon king to the women in this world. In this regard, Zao Ji said: I am really frightened to be praised by you, and I am flattered... But, can you please stop causing trouble? I am very tired. Facing all kinds of vague (?) Flirtations with the shikigami, the sword-slaying gods, a certain great monster from the Western Kingdom, and a certain past life (?) Who was a great onmyoji, the Miyoshi onmyoji Hayashihara Saki expressed... That he was tired. Forget it, today I am still on the road of working hard for my fans. ◇Reading Guide◇ 1. Host, CP Abe Seimei, mine clearance: The ALL protagonist of this article is Xiang (Shingmei), and the protagonist Hayashihara Zaoki is the reincarnation of (pseudo) Abe Seimei, past and present, but the two are not the same person! (Pseudo·Self-attacking and self-receiving is good) The protagonist has a golden finger, a cross-dressing boss (with a hidden secret), and a strong European ancestry. 2. Comprehensive comics in this article: Games → Onmyoji, Touken Ranbu Anime → Hakuoki, Inuyasha, Natsume's Book of Friends, Kuroko's Basketball, Headless Horseman Strange Stories (to be added at any time) 3. There are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand people. 4. References for various settings: "Ogakusako", Minamoto Takakuni's "The Tale of the Past", Yume Zhenyu's "Onmyoji", Murasaki Shikibu's "The Tale of Genji" 5. Thank you for reading, and you are welcome to raise an author's bacteria