Recently, the book The Big Shot Is Clearly So Powerful, Yet He Hugs My Leg and Calls Me a Big Shot has become a sensation.
Translated into multiple languages, it has become a global bestseller, with over fifty million copies in print.
Countless readers have seen themselves in snapshots of the protagonist, Sang Nanyang, a psychic who wants nothing more than to live an ordinary life, yet keeps getting forced to save the world, a life in which fate toys with him again and again.
The work has thus been hailed as the greatest realist novel since the Taisho era.
At a press conference during the celebratory banquet, author Agatsuma Zenitsu thanked everyone for their support and directly addressed the rumors: the novel is based on a true story, and Sang Nanyang really exists. His fellow members of the Demon Slayer Corps can all attest to how happily he slacked off.
He also announced that he would now begin work on the sequel, How I, a Psychic, Fell in Love with a Pig, opening a new chapter in his life as a romantic comedy writer.
Literary scholars predict that the new book may reach even greater heights and break the record set by its predecessor.
[Reader's Guide]
Setting: Demon Slayer
The protagonist is a clone of Saiki Kusuo named Sang Nanyang, a thoroughly gloomy
