Ryo Tsukimiya, who could not die no matter what, was on the road to death every day, facing danger and moving forward. He was happy every day after becoming a judge of gods by chance.
"As a forever eighteen-year-old human being, it's absolutely okay to say what's on your mind! Everyone in this group is talented, good-looking, and nice to talk to. I like everyone very much! So, everyone should get along well (laughs)." Is it really okay to say that?
Ryo Tsukimiya, who heard that the people in the Honmaru are all gods, said that he might be able to listen to the oracles. (That's weird!)
Let's interview the person involved.
Knife Master No. 1: A scumbag who talks a lot about cheating. (Stop saying you like us, you can't help but become super happy, what the hell is your face turning red, the human body feels so weird, it's really scary!)
Knife Master No. 2: A guy with a super bad personality who has his own way of doing things and will never repent. (Don't you want to be protected by us? Please hide behind us and don't stand at the front!)
Knife Master No. 3: The master is so cute, I like the master so much! (Speaking frankly, we really love the master acridine qwq)
Fox Nosuke: Lord Judge of Gods, don't tell me your real name! Will be hidden by God! ! !
Today, Foxanosuke is also worried about the safety of the God Judge, probably.
Reading Guide
*The extra "[Comprehensive] Qingxi's Second-hand Honmaru" has nothing to do with Tsukimiya Ryo, it is the story of his senior. Dark Honmaru is a bit depressing.
1. There are a lot of personal details. I only write about the knife I own. It's not dark and doesn't cause trouble. It's just a normal book.
2. The main attack but no CP, all members are single-arrow judgers, probably
3. I will read some shounen and shojo manga. I don't want to make the background too complicated and my mind can't wrap my head around it. I write articles just for fun and for fun. I hope you will also enjoy reading them.
5. Update according to chance, planned to be completed this year
Purpose: I want to teach those who judge God to love others
