After Inheriting the Shrine, the Nine-Tailed Fox Became My Little Sister

The mischievous pink-furred fox

It doesn't feel like Tamamo-mae, it feels like a primitive person.

What's going on?

Hoshimi Ruri is really speechless as she is portrayed by the author. She goes her own way and makes decisions without permission. She doesn't care about other people's opinions and completely ignores others' rejections... The male protagonist also said that he hates trouble, but he was dealt with in two sentences... He said that he had found the cursed spirit and notified the Yin and Yang dormitory first, but he ended up acting as a personal hero there.

I think things that allude to reality can only appear in novels as additions, rather than becoming part of the novel. It's very uncomfortable to see something that goes against the grain when you're obsessed with it. The author's writing style is very good and the pace is not bad, but it is a little uncomfortable to have more and more realistic things mixed in. Of course, this is just my personal opinion.

I feel that the setting is a bit similar to the very early "Tokyo Demon Slayer from Tamamo-mae". The protagonist's surname is also Hanyu. Is it the same author?

I really beg the author to stop creating this scene of God's erosion. I originally thought that not being able to use fox fire was some foreshadowing, but I got confused after reading chapters 24 and 25. It turns out that if you use Tamamo Mae, you will be captured. Isn't it the will of God to corrode the author's hand?

There is a problem with this book, that is, the author may have a complete logic to write the story, but when he writes it, there is something missing in the middle, which makes the author feel that it is very smooth, and the readers always have small bugs when reading. This bug is not very bad, but it just pops up from time to time to tease you while watching. I think the author can re-read it. After all, it has been a long time since you wrote the first chapter. The blinding feeling may be alleviated and it can be slightly fixed.

It's a bit weird. The novel is actually pretty good, but the more I read, the weirder it becomes. The protagonist's psychology and decision-making in various aspects give people a slight discomfort, which creates a feeling that the protagonist is weird. The protagonist looks like a time-traveler, but he reads like a minor native of Tokyo who just took advantage of the time-traveler's trap, and the reader becomes confused after reading it.

Let's make some plans first, whether this novel will focus on escalating fighting or daily love affairs.