The Sixth Lower Moon with Money Powers

Next story: The Great Yamato Nadeshiko of the Calamity Also known as: There Are Always Species Trying to Steal My Food Yue Jin was one of the zombie emperor's most capable subordinates, and also the most low-key among them. Unfortunately, even the most low-key zombie eventually gets killed. When she awoke again, she had become the kind of food she had always disliked most: a frail human who wouldn't live long. Twenty years later, a man named Yue Yan Yu Asakusa knocked on the door of the Ise family. Excerpt 1: Ise Yue Jin: Lord Muzan, could you give me a little more blood? The trash boss stared at the infusion bag that had once held 400 cc of his blood and fell into thought. Excerpt 2: Ise Yue Jin, on her first arrival in Meteor City: It's a little dirty, but at least I won't have to worry about food anymore. Excerpt 3: Ise Yue Jin: What's the difference between shikigami and yokai as food? Excerpt 4: Ise Yue Jin: Are vampires human or ghosts? Excerpt 5: Ise Yue Jin: Are humans who have reverted to their ancestral form still human? PS: Content warnings 1. The female lead is a real piece of work, even worse than the trash boss. 2. I still haven't decided on the female lead's pairing. Her former lover is from the opposing faction. They love and fight each other, bound together across two lives. 3. This is a power fantasy. The female lead is very, very strong. 4. The female lead is on the trash boss's side. 5. There will be some silly comedy. Synopsis for The Great Yamato Nadeshiko of the Calamity The gravity-wielding ability user has always kept a beauty hidden away in a golden house. This rumor is known by everyone from the Sheep to the Port Mafia. From his days as the King of the Sheep to his title as the King of Gems, the ability user has always let the legendary canary live in luxury. That young woman of legend is like a Yamato Nadeshiko: she has never come into contact with darkness, is untainted by the world, is physically frail, and depends on the ability user. / The Calamity is always pulling his hair out. Every day, his supposedly delicate wife and his older brother plan to physically eliminate the people who "bully" him. Their thought processes are both completely bizarre. The Calamity: I'm afraid Yokohama will become an uninhabited wasteland by the time I wake up tomorrow. Setting: At the end of the Taisho era, as the Demon King and the other demons died, they received the blessing of a star god named "Abundance." The very next moment after their deaths, they arrived in the late twentieth century. The Demon King rebuilt the Twelve Kizuki with the subordinates who remained loyal to him. They established a cult and relied on "Abundance" to sustain their immortality. The fundamental rules governing demons have changed significantly. Warnings: 1. Upper Rank Three has been replaced by Nagisa. Since the third brother probably wouldn't follow Muzan after remembering his past, I'm considering having him join the Demon Slayer Corps' side. 2. The entire Demon Slayer Corps has been reincarnated, and there will be original characters. They are not from the same era as the original characters, but they are also members of the Demon Slayer Corps. 3. In the cult, the first brother is a guardian, the topknot guy is the divine child, Nagisa is the goddess, and poor Muzan is a sacred relic (?). 4. There are a few Honkai: Star Rail setting details, just a little. No characters from it will appear in the main story. 5. The Detective Conan plot will break up Shinran. Ranpo's apprentice Conan and a limited-time Nakahara Conan may appear. 6. Warning: The Twelve Kizuki love and fight each other. Some of them will be original characters, and they will have good relationships with one another. 7. Nagisa's combat ability is maxed out. This is a satisfying power fantasy, and she tears up the script. 8. The timeline is whatever. Out-of-character warning. 9. Nagisa is much older than Chuuya and much taller than Chuuya! 10. This is a gender-bender story, with no pregnancy. Neither the male nor female lead can reproduce. Theme: The line between good and evil is always blurry. You can admit you are evil and still save the world