[Literary Crossover] Young Miss Kirishima

[Speak not of it: the sun in winter, the shade in summer. Without being summoned, all things come of their own accord.] -- Records of Strange Things . Today is a good day for eating, drinking, and having fun, but not for working. Drinking is fun for a while, but a hangover is a trip to the crematorium. "Isn't that Taotie? Long time no see. How's Taowu? And Qiongqi?" "Shopkeeper! Sadaharu's appetite has been really bad lately. Could you please take a look and see what's wrong?" "If you're too impatient, you won't make a good wife." "Thanks for your concern, but I don't need your concern about that." . . [About the story] 1. A crossover with Bungou Stray Dogs, Noragami, Monogatari, Nurarihyon no Mago, Durarara!!, Natsume's Book of Friends, Hyakki Yakousho, Kyoufu Shinbun, K, Gintama, CLAMP works, and many more. There are several candidates for the male lead. 2. The story follows Kirishima's strange tales and folklore. The plot is freewheeling and episodic. Kirishima's personality is already fully formed at the start of the story, and she won't be easily swayed by people or events. 3. "Mr. Dazai, what makes you think you can go from a backup candidate to the male lead?" "Obviously, it's because we share a profound bond. She keeps saving me from pain and boredom." -- That's because if you actually died at one of those suicide spots you keep picking, it'd be a problem. Choose somewhere ordinary, and I promise I won't interfere. "Um... What about Mr. Ranpo? What do you have to say about becoming the official male lead?" "Because I'm clever. It's only natural for the world's smartest man to be the male lead." -- L, Kogoro Akechi, Kindaichi, and others are asking to call in live. "Um... Is it Mr. Medicine Seller? Do you have anything to say?" He only smiled. The next few characters scheduled for interviews were the kind who made reporters' knees go weak: a low-ranking hell bureaucrat, a thousand-year-old middle schooler, a youkai leader, and the heir of a prestigious exorcist family. The broadcast was cut off because of an on-air accident.