Tokyo Priesthood: Real Estate Registrar

The old man who has stood on the street corner for forty years is a forgotten god. Takahashi Kazuya saw him and decided to help him save his life. A contract typed on A4 paper and signed with a ballpoint pen has no legal effect - but in another world, the contract takes effect automatically. From the old man roasting sweet potatoes on the street corner to the earth in Shibuya, from an accident apartment to the contractual framework of the all-Japan spiritual network. He used the method of a real estate salesman to "register property rights" in every corner of Tokyo. He is not a psychic or a god, he is just a social intermediary. But he has a ledger, a contract, and Party A who dares to sign at critical moments. "This contract is valid for thirty years." "I'm eighty-five this year."