Tokyo Shrine Priest's Shikigami Chronicles

Everything is good up front, why do we have to show the whole plot about ghosts being protected by the law? I don't understand. Are the author's brain waves so strange?

Since demons are protected by the law, why didn't the protagonist say that when she wanted to force Natsume Shini to turn into a shikigami? She could have just said, "If you come here again, I'll call the police." Why should you sacrifice your life? It feels like the author's legal protection is just a temporary move.

According to what the author wrote, the protagonist raised Ying as a daughter. But the protagonist's daughter was beaten repeatedly by an adult man, and he even wanted to kill the protagonist's daughter. I couldn't see how angry the protagonist was at all. He even had to compromise with other people and help them because he wanted revenge. Do you think this book looks really cool?

Yes, but there are some that are not used well many times, such as doubting what the protagonist will do to the Samurai God, especially Japan's pathological worship of strong men. It's annoying to be suspicious once a new character appears. You can add a little bit of shrine construction, such as scenic spots, and other farming styles. It feels very suitable for the farming style. The rhythm of this book, step formations to increase spiritual power and build shrines at the same time, Good luck to the author...

The pace is too slow now. Mainly, this monster cannot move and that ghost cannot be killed. The law also protects ghosts that attack people. So this is not a human society at all? Are there no humans at the top? What happened to the demon that the protagonist killed at the beginning? So as long as he kills it fast enough, the law can't catch up with the protagonist? The protagonist's female ghost attacks ordinary people at will. The ghosts directly turn people into ghosts, but they can't move. Then let's forget about the annihilation of human beings... The author of the demon-killing novel used the newly added setting to get himself stuck alive...

Are monsters protected by law? No one with a bit of logic would come up with this kind of ghost setting, not to mention that the races are all different, and monsters are not just white rabbits. They harm people. Weak humans use laws to protect powerful monsters. Author, are you kidding me? Ordinary humans can fight back and kill animals when they are in danger. What's more, most ordinary people can't deal with monsters at all, and they still protect the opposite side? ? I guess you figured it out with your feet.

Tnnd, it's well written and the rhythm is very comfortable. I really like the solid feeling of getting stronger step by step. The system is also well designed. It does not make the protagonist a tool man, but has just the right supporting role. Also, if there is a female protagonist, I hope there will be multiple female protagonists😋

I don't understand why in this book, whenever you approach a woman, you are just looking for sex, and whenever you approach a woman, you are plotting evil intentions. How despicable is that? It doesn't matter at all. From the beginning to the end, any woman who gets close to the male protagonist will be suspected. Either she wants to have sex or do bad things. It's like this from beginning to end. Do you think it's disgusting or not?

The ghost is protected by the law and successfully dissuaded

I read this book for a while and couldn't pick it up after putting it down for a few days. How can I put it, this book is a pity. The writing is not bad, the characters are good, and the setting is very comfortable (an open setting in the world of monsters in modern society where ordinary people know the existence of monsters). However, the author made a setting where monsters are protected by law. The consequence is that readers cannot participate ~ I practice cheating and I have power. I want to pretend, I want to subjugate monsters, I want to punish rape and eliminate evil, but the law does not allow it. . . . . . The plot was inexplicably dull. Author, please stop messing around next time and come on!