Tokyo: They Stole My Shrine, So I Became the Subway God

Earth god? X Ford is the God! √

I laughed so hard. I went to school in Japan. These place names are so familiar. I laughed while reading them! The author is so imaginative

This line of the Kurokawa family doesn't punish them, nor does they become one of their own. I just feel so uncomfortable watching it. This line of Hayamiya looks so outrageous to me that I want to help directly, but the result is that it is still not good enough. If it is a game of human beings, the character plot should be developed faster. If the story ends in person, I will mainly write about the protagonist.

Among the girls you can see is a grim reaper who kills evil spirits in the subway.

From the beginning, I felt that the gods were not very powerful. After all, the gods in Akihabara looked very arrogant. The gods in the shogunate did not seem to be very powerful. And the most important thing was that there were too many gods. There was more than one god in one area. There were indeed 8 million gods in Japan, but they were not all land gods. Then later on, the protagonist or the gods suddenly became very powerful, but the protagonist's mentality did not change much.

I wrote a one-man show. Here is a script. It's really good.

The land has become a subway god, instead of becoming a lustful and wild god.

The world view is very strange. It has a modern background. Shouldn't the gods of a super urban cluster like Tokyo rule the country by establishing an administrative system that manages the communication between gods and mortal government agencies around the main god of a country's mythology system?

The Japanese comic flavor is too strong, it should be written based on the comics

Damn it! Kurokawa Kaoru's words immediately made me want to kill him. This kind of person is so terrifying.