Tokyo: Is It Really That Hard to Open a Shrine?

What does a shrine attendant do every day? Falling for junior schoolmates, loving senior schoolmates, talking back to teachers, keeping the neighbors on good terms... Wait, that’s from another channel! I need to reorganize my schedule: First, accompany the shrine maiden into the yokai realm to fight monsters and shoot videos, then edit the footage for all you lovely viewers to enjoy. Next, stay home and take it easy, play with the little mouse, wait for visitors to come worship, sell a few omamori at a markup, and laze around. Finally: ?????? Why is the sweet girl from my high school days siccing her dog on me? And why are you coming over here too, Lord God? You fox! Put your tail away! So, standing before you now is: Lord of a hundred yokai, Director of the Demon Extermination Bureau, Tiger of the Tsuchimikado, founder of the Word Spirit School, the gods' chosen shrine boy, and a certain fox's fian... no, husband. Thank you. Asai Ayano spread his hands. I don't think there's room for all those people in here. I only want to inherit my family's shrine. Surely nobody thinks running a family shrine is difficult, right? No one, right? This book is also known as: "I Want Them All, Humans, Yokai, and Gods", "Daily Demon-Extermination Life with the Shrine Maiden", "The Man Who Listens to the Six Realms of Gods and Demons in the Comments", "A Shiba Knife? Just Turn Them into Stars and Send Them Flying into the Sky"