Toji Fushiguro, the Heavenly Restriction user, had left his family for years. He never expected that one day he'd be summoned for an arranged marriage.
For Megumi's sake, Toji met a woman who had also come for her child.
Nakashima Rin. She was raising a child named Atsushi.
The woman looked cold, but when he got to know her, he found her unexpectedly naive and innocent.
And she had a strange name: Aqi.
Toji later learned where the name came from and ground his teeth. Her first man had given it to her.
She'd remembered it for thousands of years.
He guaranteed he wasn't jealous.
Holding the position of her lawful husband, Toji had a firm grip on Aqi's heart.
He wouldn't let her heart be moved by another life.
The white-haired, purple-eyed girl patted him, reassuring him.
"Toji, I remember. I'm your wife."
Toji smiled with apparent confidence, though he was holding himself back inside.
Aqi, the World Tree, who purifies evil people with love: will your love really belong only to me?
Is that human desire?
I don't want your calm, collected love. I want all your desire.
The people who appeared around her kept reminding him that one day the love in her heart would vanish like an avalanche from a snowy mountain.
He watched coldly as the King of Curses, unaware of his own love, hid away her soul's power. Toji held back, giving them space and denying the other man a chance to realize and admit his feelings.
He scrutinized how much room the foreign soul took up in her heart, all the while promising to accept everything.
He used her love to eliminate his rivals.
Toji thought himself despicable, filthy inside, but as long as Rin stayed by his side, that was enough.
She would think he was a good man.
Apologies for any out-of-character moments.
Completed: Oda Sakunosuke Is Gradually Losing His Human ID
Ongoing: How Could Atsushi Possibly Be a Wizard?
Prequel featuring the same characters:
My Wife Loves Zenin, Not Fushiguro
Theme: A happy life means moving forward with resolve, even after experiencing pain
The consciousness of this world is a bit like a self-deprecating fan writer. It may also be that he wants to use the power of Gojo Satoru, the son of the world, to strengthen himself. In short, there is definitely a plan.
What is this chapter about? It's a bit baffling.
The writing was obscure, and the non-human characteristics of Ah Qi, who was blooming all over her body, were revealed. As a result, she didn't notice that humans like to appreciate flowers (eyes moved)
I'm so happy. It's sweet to write about their relationship after the ending. After getting married for a long time, it was Ah Qi who really doted on the other person, or even the one who was doted on.
Ahhhh, my cabbage was eaten by a pig!!! Hahaha
Book: I'm dirty!!!
So was Lan later discovered and killed by the consciousness of the world? Lan's mental condition was worrying, and the consciousness of the world discovered that Lan was wreaking havoc, but Lan was the heroine and it was difficult to do anything, so another heroine, Ai, was introduced. When Ai gradually replaces Lan, and her sense of presence becomes lower and lower, and most viewers almost forget about the real heroine, is it when Lan will die? So Lan couldn't die at first because of the heroine's halo, but when she was no longer the heroine, or when the halo became smaller, she died? World consciousness did it?
I was begging for help before, but now I am restraining this and that. It makes me feel so depressed.
Why do female-channeled novels have such high requirements for moral sense? Originally, reading the novel was a pleasure, but now that the protagonist is frustrated all the way through, I might as well not read it.
Indeed, they should have a happy ending