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[The first three chapters contain a lot of worldbuilding. For everyday life, go straight to Chapter 4. For the showing-off (ahem, showing-off-her-sister) variety show, go to Chapter 7.]
On the first day Ji Jiu got her demon-hunting license, she spent the whole morning chatting under a bridge with the blind guy from the department next door.
As a result, the Ji family members who happened to pass by found their long-missing daughter.
The moment they saw the little girl's grimy face looking toward them from under the bridge, the Ji family's already guilt-ridden hearts grew twice as heavy.
Ji Mother: Our baby had it so rough before. Did she have to beg for a living under a bridge?! She's so pitiful. We have to make it up to her!
Ji Father: Buy, buy, buy! I'll buy out every amusement park for our baby!
Older Brother: My little sister is so cute, she has to be dressed up beautifully! And the whole world needs to know!
Ji Jiu, who grew up beside the imperial treasury: ?
No, I was just chatting with a coworker! Did you get the wrong idea?
My face is dirty because I accidentally rubbed it while working. What on earth are you thinking?
But the eight-year-old girl's protests were clearly no use. The more Ji Jiu struggled, the more affection she seemed to receive.
So she gave up struggling.
The Demon Management Bureau had successfully gained a sweet and doting big sister.
Cute by day, demon hunter by night.
And she could even practice her acting skills along the way.
Best of both worlds.
Ji Jiu went along like this for a while... until one day she accidentally saw her parents' true forms.
Wait...?!
I'm a demon?
I'm hunting myself???
A brother who swears he'll never mess up × a mischievous genius demon-hunting sister who is a demon herself
The little sister is eight at the start, and the brother is twenty.
A comedic, family-focused story about a beloved little sister. The early story focuses on family, while the later part follows the sister's journey of hard work.
Contains many author-created details. Please don't overanalyze.
A nonsensical comedy. No writing advice, and if it's not for you, there's no need to say so.
Theme: Put an end to feudal superstition.
Hahahahahahaha! Laughing to death, my manuscript box has passed a day faster than you~