[DeepL Translation - needs review] A student who hates humans and a soldier who hates monsters are incompatible as they solve bizarre incidents in the Imperial Capital!
Koshiro, left penniless after being cheated by a school friend, wanders the streets at night in search of a place to shelter from the wind and rain.
Suddenly, he feels a presence and looks up to the sky to see a girl's head flying.
He meets Shinobu, a soldier belonging to the "Yamato Culture Collection Section," whose job is ...
A parade of clichés
“Teito Mononoke Gatari” is very naive—I’d even say primitive. Nothing truly bad ever happens, all the stories end in a happy ending, and the so-called plot twists are hardly twists at all—they’re far too predictable.
I wouldn’t recommend this book. To me, it felt flat and underdeveloped. It’s hard to believe in the story or feel connected to the characters.
I can imagine this plot as a script for a mediocre anime at best—but even as a script, it’s too raw. *The book lacks description