Exorcising Spirits in Tokyo with a Zanpakuto

Do you think this book is about pretending to be 13 in Tokyo with a Zanpakutō? In fact, the protagonist is using his Zanpakutō as a fire stick to watch others cheat! From the title of the book, I thought it was a novel that revolves around the Death God Zanpakutō system. However, it develops more and more weirdly, and the protagonist's sense of existence is getting lower and lower. Zanpakutō? What is that? There are two or three chapters out of more than 100 chapters. After it was released, it basically focused on various stories about the people around the protagonist. Is this planned to be changed into a group drama? And it's also a group drama in which the protagonist's presence is basically non-existent?

Do you feel that the protagonist is too eager for quick success? It's not like you are in a dangerous situation and urgently need to improve your strength. After the cat that has not harmed anyone becomes a Buddha, it is okay for the protagonist to feel disappointed because he has not gained anything, but regrets that he should have made the first move? Have you decided to take action first when encountering similar situations in the future? Even if it's harmless? Is this mentality really okay? I think the protagonist has become Goldfinger's puppet.

Why are those who traveled through time being bullied? . . Why do you, a 180-year-old with good looks and a good family background, get bullied? I really don't understand.

I read a few chapters, about the student union. If you don't join, you will be threatened to drop out (that's what it means). If you don't have the ability, you may admit it. If the protagonist is capable and encounters threats, I hope to fight back. I will reach out and chop off his claws.

I really don't understand what the latest chapters are about. The main character doesn't have any role at all. Only supporting roles are included.

How many geniuses are there in this book? ? ? They are all super geniuses, but is it just the protagonist who is a scumbag? If there is no plug-in, then it's just laji? Isn't it awkward? Every time you see the protagonist growing up and being able to act cool, do you post a super genius to a supporting character? Is there something wrong with forcibly raising the profile of supporting characters? There is no distinction between priority, okay?

I don't like the protagonist of Madonna either, but can you make the protagonist kinder? The incident with the cat demon has reduced my favorable impression of the protagonist to the lowest level. I regret that I didn't kill it earlier. It would make it a Buddha and lose the experience. I keep mentioning it, for fear that others don't know that the protagonist is an executioner who can kill for experience, no matter whether it is good or bad.

In the Nekomata incident, the protagonist was too greedy and inconsistent with the character. Then in the Kappa incident, he wanted to kill the cow to let the master say that demons who don't eat people can live in peace, which was hypocritical.

By the way, let me ask you a question that has nothing to do with this book. If your girlfriend was violated, would you still want her?

For three days, the protagonist is busy playing soy sauce. It's no wonder you'll get good grades in this book.