Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou

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蜜夜婚~付喪神の嫁御寮~

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At an early age, Midori was told this prophecy from a mysterious and beautiful young man. Even though Midori has an ability to see "unworldly things", she initially believed that the prophecy was a dream. However, it is later revealed that the true form of the man from the prophecy was Shirogane, the spirit of archery! After some time, Shirogane, who appears before Midori again, requests Midori to become his wife. Gods, who carry the burden of impurities, are revived by the skin of maidens. Midori has an especially strong yet hidden "cleansing" power that could potentially aid the Gods. Although Midori has so far lived a solitary life and has difficulty associating with people directly because of her power, she decides to get married in order to help. However, "becoming the bride of a god" is something that's beyond imagination and full of horrible chaos and dazzling pleasure.

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Character Traits
Attractiveness › Handsome Male Lead
Appearance > Hair
Hair Length › Long-Haired Male Lead
Locations
Asia › Japan
Objects
Kimono Traditional Clothes
Sexual Content
Nudity
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary › 21st century
Themes
Seeing Things Other Humans Can't Emotions › Possessive Lovers Mental Health › Inferiority Complex
Kinship
Bride Marriage Marriage › Proposal
Narrative Tropes > Romantic Dynamics
Live-in Lover Married Couple Supernatural Lover Unorthodox Male Love Interest
Occupations
Administration › Office Worker
Species & Creatures
Divine Beings › Gods Flora › Plant Communication
Supernatural Beings
Spirits Tsukumogami
Audience Demographics
Female Oriented › Josei
Character Types
Female Lead Male Lead › Strong Protagonists › Loner Protagonist
Female Lead
Appearance Female Lead › Plain-Looking Female Lead
Personality Female Lead
Emotionally Strong Female Lead Stoic Female Lead
Relationship
Human-Nonhuman God-Human Groom
Family Relationship > Family
Family Dynamics › Parental Favoritism Siblings › Overshadowed By

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