Miyakoji Tsukasa is a hardworking little fox who farms for the god Inari.
In an age when the gods have departed, he lives a comfortable life off Inari’s legacy.
Then, at eighteen, the fox becomes hopelessly addicted to gaming.
First, he tries a raising-a-kid game.
He creates a silver-haired, green-eyed little boy and spends every day patting him, kissing him, and lifting him up high.
Miyakoji Tsukasa wants his little boy to study hard and keep improving.
But when the boy grows up, he becomes an assassin.
Having raised the kid wrong, Miyakoji Tsukasa decides to quit the game and get back to farming.
But one day, Miyakoji Tsukasa transmigrates.
The heartless, downright wicked god has swindled the fox out of the savings he spent eighteen years accumulating, along with Inari’s legacy.
His fields are gone, his land is gone, and all dozens of his houses are gone.
The fox, who had been a wealthy landowner ready to lie flat, transmigrates with just nine yuan and thirty-eight cents to his name, only to have a girl suddenly appear and accuse him: “He’s the one who killed that person.”
But
A brave fox isn’t afraid of difficulties!
After working tirelessly, Miyakoji Tsukasa manages to clear his name with the help of some kind people, and even receives compensation assistance!
Thank you, kind people. Thank you, kind uncle, kind blond big brother, and kind little boy with glasses.
With the compensation money and a referral from the kind blond big brother, Miyakoji Tsukasa rents a little shop.
He plans to scrape by by growing and selling fruit in the farmland he carries with him.
Then one day, the fox finds a handsome silver-haired man in front of his shop.
The handsome man is gorgeous, with silver hair, green eyes, and abs.
His tall, sturdy build makes him look like a natural farmer.
It’s just that his face looks a little familiar.
Miyakoji Tsukasa: “Hehe, drool.”
The fox drags and ties the handsome man up in the shop. From now on, he’ll be his farming tool!
But... why are the blond big brother and the little boy with glasses looking at him so strangely?
“Isn’t the watermelon my Jin grew delicious?” the fox asks.
The blond big brother and the little boy with glasses, eating watermelon: “Pfft, ”
I want to write a story about Gin and the fox.
Theme: Farming with Gin.