A Japanese Shrine Maiden’s Daily Exorcisms

The more I read, the more confused I became, especially in the latest chapters. Humans suffered a crushing defeat, the demons won, and yet some people weren't running away but were still robbing people on the road? And is this city isolated from the world? Why didn't they think to ask for help when such a huge problem occurred? What's the point of this plot point?

I advise the author to stop writing; it won't become popular. Just cut it off and start over. A mere few dozen chapters, and it's already full of inconsistencies. First, Chiba shouldn't be a metropolis with over a million people; it should be a backward village from a thousand years ago. Second, what exactly does the protagonist want to do?

The last dozen or so chapters are seriously problematic. Does the author even understand Chiba City's geographical location and political significance? To draw a comparison, imagine Tianjin. For a megacity of several million people so close to the economic and political center to fall, especially in a modern society where humans are dominant, it's practically saying the entire country of Japan is…

Is there no outline again?

Thoughts on the plot To be honest, this book is about the protagonist watching helplessly as a small threat gradually turns into a big problem in battle after battle, until it seems to be beyond saving. Character creation I don't want to talk about the protagonist's personality for now.

In a world where demons and monsters coexist, ordinary people lack the necessary awareness! Especially in modern society! Are the demons too powerful, or are humans too foolish?

A simpler description would be cuter. 😁

They deliberately let small things turn into big things, and they kept putting it off. The premise is great, but the plot is terrible.

Can you please give me a reply?

Shrine maidens need to keep up with the times! 🙂🙂