Mr. Rengoku Just Wants to Be Human

Preorder: Has My Boyfriend Died Today? Starts April 16. Until the story I'm currently updating is finished, this one will get one or two chapters a week.

Asayama Haruka is a famous idol: handsome, from a privileged family, and highly capable, the very picture of a rich, handsome man.

Unfortunately, nobody's perfect. Everything is great except his love life.

He dated a young police officer, who died in the line of duty. He dated a psychology teacher, who was shot dead. He dated his childhood friend, who died far from home...

Asayama Haruka: Damn, am I cursed to be a lone star of misfortune?

Why is life so cruel?!

For the sake of social harmony and stability, the young star decided to renounce love and desire and work hard until dawn.

In the fifth year after setting that goal, Cupid's arrow made Asayama Haruka feel his heart flutter once again.

Before he even had time to wonder whether dating would make him a failed idol, his long-awaited romance ended in tragedy again -_-||

This time, he was the one who died. His future boyfriend struck first.

Asayama Haruka, back a few days earlier (drawing his sword): As expected, love is xx!

It's the Taisho era, and he makes his living slaying demons.

Ever since he met a certain pink-haired boxer, Lord Flame Hashira has noticed more and more nonhumans showing up around him.

"Kyojuro, want to become a demon?"

"Arukin-sama, how about checking out Sword Spirits?"

"Come on, want to try a gacha pull?!"

No thanks! We're not signing up for any of that!!!

The blond owl: Being human is pretty great.

Otsutsuki Kaguya, whose godhood was stolen: Ha! Like I'd believe you!

#I only wanted to be human, but I turned into an alien#

1. The name of Rengoku's mother is my own headcanon.

2. Out of character, and the characters are idiots.

3. My first novel, so the writing style is still uncertain.

4. This world includes Demon Slayer, the Otsutsuki family's various affairs, a little detective from Death, Shiba Inu Cinnamon, and more to come.

Theme: Which matters more, one's principles or one's feelings?