Tokyo: Do I Have to Exorcise Ghosts as a Tattoo Artist, Too?

Does the heroine have a tattoo? Well, isn't that good?🙂

At the beginning, the main character seemed to have something, but in the fourth chapter, he was regarded as a roadside in Japan. Please Taijun, please change the nationality of the main character's background.

My dad said he heard something when he was young. It was a temple Zhu who knew how to get tattoos. He used to give tattoos to gangsters, but he had his own rules for tattooing and did not tattoo randomly. The temple Zhu once took over a job. There was a man in his early thirties who was diagnosed He was diagnosed with mental illness. He said that his family had this hereditary disease, which would start to appear in his thirties. Afterwards, he sought medical treatment and worship to no avail until he found a knowledgeable master who told him his fortune and told him that his family was cursed because his great-grandfather had once He did an extremely unethical thing, that is, when their family was setting up a table for a banquet, a beggar came to his house to beg for food. His great-grandfather thought it was unlucky for the beggar to come to beg for food, so he poisoned the beggar's food. Before his death, the beggar cursed his family, causing his family to suffer. Later generations will develop mental illness when they reach the age of thirty. Later, the master asked him to find a knowledgeable tattoo artist to give him a tattoo of a god willing to protect him, and to burn paper on the fifteenth day of every month. After that, the man's mental condition gradually eased.

Is there any English?🙂

The beginning is very similar to the Japanese light novels I read before, which I miss very much. The setting is quite interesting. I don't know how it will be written in the future. Please leave a mark to support the new author.