On the Compatibility of Mythology and Literary Giants

Blurb: After a bit of training (traveling), Si Lu returned to his family’s grounds, exhausted in both body and mind by certain events.

Just as Si Lu was about to go to bed, his always-troublesome, lousy ability suddenly activated. When he saw the mission list stretching out before him like the Qingming Festival scroll, our adorable Si Lu finally snapped under the immense pressure.

“Oh my, then let’s see what this time has in store.” Wearing a white cloak, the seemingly kind girl smiled brightly.

The following missions:

The “innocent,” age-unknown dragon cub Zai

The quiet, well-behaved, easily duped Wen Yiduo

The beautiful, top-ranked fighter, the merman Zhong

The carefree, otherworldly immortal Qinglian

The warmhearted, gender-unknown nine-tailed fox Sen

This story features not only characters from Bungo Stray Dogs, but also literary figures from China and around the world, past and present, whom I came across while studying. I’ll start this after the first book, I Said I’m Not a Coser, is complete. You don’t need to read the first book to follow this one.

Blurb screenshot dated 2021.4.3

Theme: A “perfectly serious” research report