My daily life of exorcising demons and falling in love with a witch.

"Miss, why don't we go eat across from Ueno Park? The famous Ichiran Ramen is right across from it."

Yixing thought of this shop and made this suggestion.

Ramen is high in oil and salt.

It has the nickname "one bowl makes you gain half a kilogram".

Therefore, many girls dislike eating it and avoid it at all costs, and complain that "Ms. Koizumi Loves Ramen" is not realistic at all.

How does she manage to eat three bowls of ramen a day without gaining weight?

Yoshiyuki had a serious discussion with Erina about this issue.

Ultimately, it is believed that if a reasonable explanation is to be given, then either Koizumi has a disease that gives her hyperthyroidism, or Koizumi also has spiritual power that can burn fat.

Otherwise, her amount of exercise would be far from enough to offset the accumulation of fat.

Of course, traditional Japanese values ​​also make women feel embarrassed to eat ramen and beef bowls alone, which to some extent discourages their spending.

The reasons can be roughly divided into three points.

1: I felt awkward being a girl alone in the store because there were too many men there.

2: I feel ashamed that as a girl, I don't cook for myself but instead go out to eat fast food.

3: They are afraid that eating ramen will be considered too rude and unlovable.

As a time traveler, Yoshiyuki naturally felt that this concept was unreasonable and outdated, but most Japanese people felt that it was common sense and nothing strange about it.

This is why girls usually choose Ichiran Ramen when they want to eat ramen.

It uses partitions to separate diners, giving them a sense of security and privacy.

Even ordering and serving food doesn't require contact with other people.

The former is done by machine, while the latter involves the chef pushing the food directly from under the cloth hanging above the table in front of the guest's seat.

Even people with social anxiety can eat here with peace of mind, let alone girls with many concerns.

In short, Erina, who is not worried about gaining weight at all and doesn't care about those outdated ideas, loves to eat ramen.

It was one of the few restaurants in Yitian Village that she could accept for a proper meal.

The other thing was the fried chicken sold at the fast food restaurant next door—but even so, she disliked the fried chicken sauce there and preferred to eat it with the sweet and sour sauce that Yixing made himself.

After Yoshiyuki suggested going to Ichiran Ramen for dinner, Erina was eager to try it.

This wasn't just because she liked ramen, but also because as a hardcore anime and manga enthusiast, she immediately made connections to other things.

"Oh! I get it! This is the model for Ichiraku Ramen in Naruto! I definitely should try it!"

"Let's go then. We'll take the subway; it's only two stops from here." Yixing checked the time and said, "We still need to get two Suica cards first."

Suica card – also known as the Kanto Electric Railway and Subway All-in-One Card.

Because of its homophonic similarity, it has the nickname "watermelon card" in China.

This Suica card can be used not only in the Tokyo metropolitan area, including Tokyo, Kanagawa, and Chiba prefectures, but also in cities such as Hokkaido and Sendai, making it extremely widely accepted.

With it, you can ride almost any mode of transportation and shop in a wide variety of stores and vending machines.

As for people from the Kansai region, they generally use ICOCA. However, the two types of cards are basically interchangeable.

The Suica card can only be topped up to 20000 yen, but it only accepts cash. So Erina's attempt to top up 20,000 yen on the card was immediately thwarted.

In the end, they only topped up 3,000 yen each – the young lady didn't have her wallet, so Yoshiyuki paid the bill.

"Yixing, I'll make it up to you when we get back."

"No need, Miss, my money is your money."

"That's true, but when you're out with your master, how can you expect a servant to pay? I'll definitely pay for it, don't be shy."

At this moment, the young lady took a closer look at the bizarre and silly penguin drawn on the Suica card and couldn't help but become very interested.

"Yixing, look! Isn't that penguin's expression hilarious!"

"That's true, Miss."

"So hurry up and imitate me!"

"No!"

Yixing stared at Suica's mesmerizing expression for a moment, then, feeling like he was about to be brainwashed, immediately rejected the idea.

Tokyo's subway stations are very crowded.

Fortunately, it was during the lunch break on a weekday, so it wasn't peak time and we weren't practically being pushed forward by the crowds.

Yi Xing always protected the young lady, using his body to separate her from other men and prevent any perverts from getting close.

In fact, because Japanese law is very strict in determining sexual harassment and the punishments are severe, there are almost no such people now.

But Yoshiyuki still felt that when it came to Erina's safety, no amount of caution was too much.

Erina was very excited as it was her first time riding the subway.

But she was still very conscious of the atmosphere; because there were many people, she spoke softly to Yixing.

"Yixing, look! A lot of people are looking at me. Is it because the dumpling I'm holding is a limited edition, and they're envious?"

"No, Miss, I think it's simply because you're cute."

"Oh...what a bunch of vulgar humans, but they really are very cute! By the way, Yoshiyuki, don't you think taking the subway late at night is fun?"

Why?

"Because I feel like I can easily see the appearance of ghosts and monsters."

Yi Xing thought about it for a moment and realized that it really was true.

Then I thought that those monsters who usually hide themselves and can only be seen by spiritual beings might also need to rely on the subway to travel between different places. Thinking about it carefully, it has a kind of weird cuteness.

The two stations are not far apart.

They soon exited the subway station and could see the beautiful outskirts of Ueno Park in the distance.

This place truly has a long history; it was Japan's first real park and is quite large.

Before his transmigration, Yoshiyuki Maekawa had wanted to come here to pay his respects.

It's not because the Tokyo National Museum and Ueno Zoo are located here, nor is it because the Toshogu Shrine, which enshrines Tokugawa Ieyasu, is located here.

Rather, it's because this is the cherry blossom viewing spot described by Mr. Lu Xun.

In fact it is.

However, when the cherry blossoms first bloom, this place is always packed with people admiring them, so it's hard to tell whether you're admiring heads or cherry blossoms.

They arrived too late this year, and the cherry blossoms faded early, so there wasn't much to see.

In any case, I finally came to Tokyo to study, and I'm determined to come with the young lady to see the cherry blossoms next spring. I'll also prepare a luxurious bento box for her to eat on a picnic mat.

However, the thought of having to come and reserve a spot in the middle of the night makes camping feel incredibly exhausting, both physically and mentally.

The young lady might lose interest halfway through because there are too many people and start clamoring to go back.

Thinking of this, Yi Xing couldn't help but sigh.

Being a servant is really not easy.

When the young lady throws a tantrum, all the preliminary preparations will be ruined.