The Lovecraftian Anti-Tomie Is Always Caught in a Love Polygon

[Complete. Bonus chapters will be updated from time to time!] Hoshino Fujie has a strange constitution. Anyone who looks at his face is overwhelmed by uncontrollable fear. Even a single drop of his blood can spawn something horrifying beyond all reason. By every measure, he is a disaster-class “monster.” And yet... When the White Whale’s enormous shadow covers the sky above Yokohama, its 29,000-ton weight of death plummeting toward the city, and people scream and flee, unable to escape this living hell “I said,” Hoshino Fujie says calmly, “cut it down.” With a single stroke, an incomparably sharp sword intent cleaves downward. The giant whale crashes into the sea, sending up a towering wall of waves. When the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons begins, countless grotesque cursed spirits crawl and fly into Tokyo like a black tide, while the flesh and blood of low-ranking sorcerers splatter across the darkest backdrop “Domain Expansion.” Hoshino Fujie’s gaze turns icy. As he lowers a finger, an abyssal chaos slowly unfolds behind him, and every cursed spirit in the city vanishes amid their screams. He is the man the mafia boss has explicitly declared must never be made an enemy; the brother the Gravity User values more than his own life; the “Lord God” who slips from the lips of a man with birdlike eyes as a joke. He is the most mysterious special grade in the jujutsu world, the partner who shares life and death with its youngest special grade, and the closest friend of the strongest sorcerer, though they are often at odds... The legends of Hoshino Fujie have been passed from person to person countless times. Hoshino Fujie himself doesn’t worry about any of it. After all, this is only a world in his dreams. Whether he experiences joy or regret, everything ends when he wakes. He goes on living, waiting for the next new dream... That was how it was supposed to be. But can someone tell him why these people have started appearing in the real world? Note: 1. This is a strictly gen story. No shipping, no ship bait, no romantic ambiguity. 2. The monsters have no human emotions whatsoever. Their “love” for Fujie isn’t one-sided love, either; it’s closer to fanatical devotion. 3. The author believes readers should be free to express themselves in the comments. Say whatever you like, but please don’t attack anyone personally or put other works down. Theme: Cherish the bonds between people