It's All Fox Suke's Fault

The tearful growth story of Fox Helper No. 222 in some political affair x

How a naive, sweet newbie Fox Helper No. 222 grew up strong in Honmaru No. 741, where the white served the black, and became an old hand at the game x

The fun daily life of that white-on-the-outside, black-on-the-inside Saniwa, Taro, and her group of white-on-the-outside, black-on-the-inside and naturally dark-hearted sword warriors, plus sorties into different worlds.

Let's congratulate Honmaru No. 741 on sacrificing Fox Helper No. 222, after which the Saniwa and the sword warriors of the honmaru came to accept each other and began a happy life of retirement.

→ Sweet throughout, no angst, not a serious story, with a lively, jokey tone, though I'm not sure whether I'll abandon it.

Note: The only naive, sweet protagonist in Honmaru No. 741 is Fox Helper No. 222.

No CP. The sword warriors and the Saniwa have purely platonic, familial relationships, but every last one of them is a drama queen.

There will be a few lines here and there with jokes and unexpected cameos. They won't affect the main or side plots, and I'll do my best to note the sources of the jokes.

Theme: Unity and friendship