It's Frozen, Not Todoroki

The story is complete! Thank you to all the lovely readers who supported the official release!

Please add my new work, [Crossover: With a Blade for an Eye], to your reading list. The blurb is below, and it will probably begin updating around the New Year.

I'm Todoroki Dongjiao, born into an ordinary hero family.

My greatest wish in life is to kick out my deadbeat dad and lead my mom, big brother, second brother, and sister to the top.

But life is unpredictable.

Let's not even talk about how I went from being an early-admission student to a transfer student. I've gotten used to having to go outside and bask in the sun every now and then to prove I'm innocent.

So one day, as a Caster, I finally surrendered to the weight of life, picked up a Nichirin sword, and began my career as a Saber.

Please Note:

* The female protagonist is a gender-swapped Todoroki from a parallel world, and her personality is different.

* The main story has no pairing. The side story has a Sun Breathing route.

* Don't announce that you're dropping the story. Keep the comments section civil.

Coming Soon:

[Crossover: With a Blade for an Eye]

I dreamed of that person again.

In my dream, he was frail and smiled gently. No matter how many bitter medicines his father prescribed, he could drink them with a smile, and even had the energy to tease and joke with me.

I fell in love with him.

He killed me.

In my twelve hundredth year after entering the underworld and becoming a Saniwa, I received a request for help from the government:

Eliminate the man who had long since forgotten his original name and was now known as Kibutsuji Muzan.

I was so excited that I accidentally pulled out what little fur was left on the Fox Suke in my arms.

#Don't think you're the only one who's lived for a thousand years. Not only have I lived for a thousand years, I've spent every day lounging with beautiful people at my sides, drinking flower tea, and sunbathing. I'll make you so jealous!#

[Crossover] After Retiring as a Hero, I Became a Teacher at an Ordinary School

Being a teacher is no easy job. You never know whether the next batch of students will be even more bizarre than the last.

Theme: Comedy