Tokyo, but I’m a Lying Little Fox

After transmigrating to Japan, where demons run rampant, Hoshino Hideyuki becomes a male fox spirit and nearly gets slaughtered for meat from the start. Luckily, he awakens a System that lets him grow stronger by deceiving people. And so it begins: from stealing a little girl’s very first lollipop right off the street, to sweet-talking delinquent high school girls into doing an about-face, to turning pink skirts into suits and selling them to burly yakuza bosses, then timing things so his spells fail in the middle of the street… After all that, he looks at the seventy-two transformations, flowers reflected in a mirror, and bewitching all living things in his skill list. The scoundrel fox plants his paws on his hips, swishes his tail, and decides he can do whatever he wants! “I’m a fox, after all. What’s wrong with following my nature and tricking people?” “I believe in treating everyone equally when I trick them. I trick ordinary people and beautiful girls alike. What’s wrong with that?” “After I trick beautiful girls, they take me to heart, and if I slip up, they come looking for me… Wait, no, that’s a huge problem!” His boastful spiel comes to an abrupt halt. Seeing the tsundere onmyoji, the stalker heiress, the perverted scientist, and all his other victims drawing closer outside the window, the fox’s huge fluffy tail thrashes wildly. “Don’t come any closer!” P.S. This novel features a harem.