I Created the Legend of the Onmyoji in a Demon-Hunting Game

In the game "Tokyo Exorcism Tales", countless legends abound:

They say that on the Tokyo map, there’s a mysterious shopkeeper whose store stocks everything you need to survive the apocalypse, when monsters roam everywhere.

They say that on the Nagoya map, there’s a powerful womanizing Onmyoji and master of time management who’s escaped countless bad endings involving the knives of the female Onmyoji he’s dated. His looks and personality have won the hearts of countless female monsters.

They say that in Kyoto, there’s a notorious curse user who poisons and curses any monster he sees, with no regard for fair play.

“They’re all fake identities. I don’t want to attract too much attention, but I still want all the materials dropped by elite monsters in every region.”

Onmyoji Uehara Shu, whose players have made it into the top three on the level rankings, waved a hand and said this.

A cautious protagonist, Fourth-Dimensional Disaster, Japanese-style, and the extraordinary. I’m not good at writing blurbs, so I hope you’ll give the story itself a try.