Tokyo: Starting with the Shrine Maiden

Haruhiko glanced at it with some curiosity.

He felt that after eating it for so long, Izumi had not undergone any significant changes.

I wonder if those little snowballs are precious?

After dinner, Haruhiko began his daily studies.

When night fell, Yukihime pulled him to take a bath, and then they went to sleep.

on Tuesday.

It was raining outside the window early this morning.

This made Tokyo a bit cooler in August.

Haruhiko opened his eyes and saw Yukihime standing on the windowsill.

She was wearing a spaghetti strap nightgown, and her figure was stunning.

Coupled with a cool yet alluring face, she exudes a unique kind of seduction.

She stretched out her finger, poked a raindrop, and it froze, falling to the ground.

They played it over and over again for quite a while.

After waiting a while, Haruhiko reminded him, "It's almost 7:30."

"Oh? Sorry."

Yuki-hime snapped out of her daze and realized that if she didn't eat soon, Haruhiko would be late for class.

Without hesitation, she took off her pajamas and changed into a white sweater and black trousers.

Haruhiko watched the whole thing in stunned silence.

Only two colors remained in his mind.

Red and white.

Yukihime's smooth, silky skin flushed slightly.

But she did it on purpose.

She stepped forward and kissed Haruhiko on the cheek.

"I went to cook."

Yuki turned and left the room.

Haruhiko looked at her shapely back and struggled to regain his senses.

Yukihime's feelings for him seem to have changed.

After changing his clothes and having a meal, Haruhiko took the umbrella from Yukihime and headed towards school.

Today's first class was "Ancient History of Demons" taught by our homeroom teacher, Koji Nishimura.

He did not leave immediately after the event.

"There's a request from the Imperial Palace to inspect the spiritual veins, covering seven spiritual veins in the Arakawa Ward."

Koji Nishimura smiled and said, "This is a rare opportunity to observe the spiritual veins up close, so everyone should go. Starting tomorrow, the school will set aside three days for you."

This statement sounds so familiar.

Haruhiko complained that it was like tricking ignorant students into doing hard labor.

What he didn't expect was that the problem of the spiritual vein turmoil hadn't been resolved yet.

This book has little entertainment content; the protagonist only writes two or three songs, mainly to make money in the early stages and to increase the favorability of Shiranui and Tachibana Yui.

Chapter 43 Seeing Yue Enter the Dao

School's out.

Haruhiko went to the piano room.

I unexpectedly saw Tachibana Yui.

He was a little confused. He hadn't come to school, so how did he end up at school?

"Good afternoon, Wei."

Haruhiko greeted him with a smile, then asked, "Have you finished writing your song?"

"No."

Tachibana Yui yawned and said, "I can't find any inspiration, I'm going out for some fresh air."

Haruhiko noticed that she had faint dark circles under her eyes.

Although it wasn't very obvious, it did prove that she was indeed quite tired during this period.

Sensing that she was feeling down, Qingyan ruffled her hair and said, "Take it slow."

Tachibana Yui was stunned for a moment before glaring at him angrily: "Don't touch my head!"

Two small tiger teeth gleamed slightly between her soft lips, making her look dangerous.

"Look how energetic you are now!"

Haruhiko chuckled and said nonchalantly.

"Hmph, it's none of your business."

Tachibana Yui's eyelashes trembled slightly as she looked away.

"come in."

Mari Tsuchimikado spoke in a calm voice.

But no matter how you looked at her expression, it seemed like she was trying to suppress a laugh.

Haruhiko casually found a seat and sat down.

Tachibana Yui kept her distance from him, took out paper and pen from her schoolbag, and began writing a song.

Tsuchimikado Mari started playing the piano.

Today's music is very gentle and calming.

It was probably prepared specifically for Tachibana Yui.

Haruhiko took out his phone and searched for several singers from his previous life, but found none of them.

He began to consider the possibility of selling his songs.

However, he could only sing; he knew nothing about sheet music.

But that's enough.

Just find someone who can listen to songs and write out sheet music.

The only downside is that he only has a few Japanese songs in his repertoire.

He learned it by accident after joining the anime club in his previous life.

For example, "Gokuraku Jodo".

He remembered it quite clearly.

He was forced to make up the numbers for the club performance.

The boys sing, and the girls dance.

This song is cheerful and has a very catchy melody.

Combined with Tachibana Yui's cuteness, the effect should be quite good.

However, selling songs in Japan wasn't as lucrative as one might imagine.

A wildly popular song only costs two or three hundred million yen.

For high-level psionicists, it is quite uneconomical.

They have a faster way to make money.

Moreover, it's hard to say whether a song will become a hit.

Haruhiko plans to sell one or two songs to cover the initial material costs.

An hour later, the game notification sounded.

Because Tachibana Yui didn't tell them to stop, Tsuchimikado Mari continued playing the piano.

Haruhiko thought for a moment, but didn't mention the song.

He gave a silent greeting and left the piano room.

He hailed a taxi at the school gate.

Ten minutes later, Haruhiko stood in front of an old-fashioned courtyard.

This is the location where the commission was made.

The employer did not come; the two communicated via mobile phone.