The Tsukumogami Are Always Up to Something

New novel: After I Ran Away, Vali Put Me on the Global Wanted List. Now open, please add it to your collection~ Because of her severe social anxiety, Yazaki Nami had to take a leave of absence from Teikou High School and return home. She refused to have any contact with the outside world, so her parents sent her to the countryside where her grandfather used to live. Unexpectedly, after arriving in the countryside, she began life as a Saniwa. She made friends with little yokai in the mountains and got into all sorts of trouble with the tsukumogami at her citadel. Little by little, Nami, who had once been extremely introverted, grew more outgoing and decided to return to ordinary life. Tsukumogami: Take us with you! This novel is also known as What Do We Do About Our Saniwa Being a Good-for-Nothing?, Please, Just Talk to Us!, and Our Goal Is: Trouble! Trouble! Trouble! In short, this is a heartwarming story about the swords helping their Saniwa overcome her social anxiety. Very sweet, very swoony, with a golden finger √ The male lead is Tsurumaru. Blurb for I'm Done Being This Team's Manager! 1. My name is Sato Meone, and I'm a team manager. I'm only sixteen this year, but I've already got four years of experience as a manager. But none of the teams I've worked with ever acted like normal people. First, there were the monsters on the Teikou Middle School basketball team, who kept breaking the hoops. Then there were the troublemakers on the Hyotei Middle School tennis team, who could kick up a storm of sand and rocks during a friendly match. I'm tired, so after starting high school, I decided to stay far away from ball sports clubs. But I didn't expect my childhood friend to betray me from another school and submit an application to the volleyball club on my behalf. I got him back by signing him up for JKDK Let's Go! :) At the interview, the club captain asked me, "What kind of work are you good at?" I replied expressionlessly, "I'm exceptionally good at filling out applications for repairs to the court and related equipment." The captain: "...What have you been through?" Me: "The fear and destruction of a youth ruled by super basketball and super tennis." 2. I didn't have high hopes for my new club, but it really was just an ordinary sports team, exactly as the captain had said. Nobody could hit a devastatingly powerful spinning shot, and nobody could rip the blocking net apart. The captain used the money we'd saved to secretly buy me milk tea. Me: "Is this milk tea just for me, or did you buy some for the other team members too?" The captain: "Of course it's just for you. I bought it with the money you saved us, Melon." Me: "I've told you my name is Meone, not Melon!" 3. After joining the new club, I finally experienced what a peaceful yet passionate high school life could be. But I never expected my two former captains to keep trying to lure me back by getting me to transfer schools. Split-personality redhead: I'll pay you. Gray-haired middle-part: I'll double it. Hah. These heartless rich heirs are obsessed with money and status. The only thing with any warmth is the milk tea the captain secretly buys me. I love our captain the most! Theme: