The Hundred-Ghost Daycare [Crossover]

Novel blurb: An impoverished boy, Yasui Ryo, enters Morishima with excellent grades. One night, in a dream, he is forced into accepting a commission against his will. He thinks it was just a dream, but after waking up, he realizes it wasn't a dream at all. Then he sees the exquisite scroll from his dream appear in real life, along with all sorts of yokai and adorable little bundles. Yasui Ryo has no choice but to take on the commission and set out to restore the Hundred Demons. Looking at the little bundles clamoring to be fed before him and all sorts of yokai suddenly appearing around him, the boy's old routine of going to class, working part-time, and heading home is abruptly transformed into something altogether fantastical... An anonymous person who is always troubled by yokai: I've heard that Lord Yasui is young, but incredibly capable. Please accept this small token of my gratitude, and help me solve these problems! Yasui Ryo: Don't worry. Leave everything to me... A little white-haired bundle: Dad, what's this? Yasui Ryo: Silly boy, this is money we got by trading with the yokai hanging around that gentleman. With it, we can buy all the desserts and treats you want, as well as the rare liquor Little Shuten likes and the clothes Auntie loves. Basically, we can buy lots and lots of things! A little drunkard: (The little redhead, who had been secretly competing with Hotarugusa nearby, hears Yasui Ryo and immediately rushes over, eyes shining.) Wow, Dad, really?! That's great! Let's go to the liquor store later. They keep saying I drink fake liquor, and I can't even beat that "muscle" grass girl! The girl known as "muscle" grass: (Shrugs helplessly.) Is that my fault, then? Dad, can you buy me those boxing gloves I saw last time? A flower-planting girl: Then, Dad, can you buy those seeds for the man-eating flower I had my eye on? Another little one: ... Hearing everyone in the household make their demands, Yasui Ryo sighs helplessly and gives the women of the family a look of utter exasperation. It seems he really has no talent for raising little bundles... But as the head of the household, how could he refuse to grant their wishes? So... Yasui Ryo: Buy, buy, buy! We'll buy everything you want! Amid the laughter and cheerful voices, hidden schemes gradually begin to surface... I've made a slight revision to the blurb. The early chapters focus more on the plot as the fragments are collected. During the first 30 chapters, the only little bundles will be the Ibaraki bundle and the little Snow Boy, so those hoping to see lots of little ones may have to wait a while Q_Q The second installment. Please enjoy! The writing style isn't too different from my other story, The Strange Journey of the Blue Lantern. It's still lighthearted, indulgent, and satisfying. If it's not to your taste, please be gentle, click the X in the upper-right corner, and thank you for understanding >3 Theme: The growth of an Onmyoji boy.