Very good, you've successfully piqued my interest!
Don't you just want the Shogunate's power?
One hundred million Mora. I'll buy you for one night!
She will be Inazuma's future Shogun's consort. Who dares touch her?!
You tormenting little fox. Your mouth says no, but your body is quite honest...
"Ah, this..."
Yae Miko had initially opened the manuscript out of mild curiosity, wanting to see what the Raiden Shogun looked like in other people's eyes.
But once she began reading, the entire fox was stunned.
It could actually be written like this? Yae Miko imagined herself as the female lead—after all, they were both foxes—and found herself liking it more and more.
At first, due to all kinds of misunderstandings, the Raiden Shogun believed the little fox was deliberately approaching her and had ulterior motives. Misunderstood time and again, hurt time and again.
As they say, "Mistreating your wife feels great for a moment, but chasing her back means a crematorium!" This sort of plot truly was impossible to put down.
"How could Ei possibly be this overbearing? But I have to admit, an overbearing Ei really is... interesting!"
The Thor in the book perfectly matched many people's impression of the Raiden Shogun: overbearing, majestic, unconventional, and peerless beneath the heavens!
Her words and actions were exceptionally forceful, leaving no room for anyone to argue. But to Yae Miko, who knew Ei, she seemed like a completely different person.
Ei's personality was the exact opposite of the one in this book! In Yae Miko's eyes, Ei was an immature child who would lock herself in her room for centuries whenever she got angry!
But no matter what, the Thor in this book was so... overbearing! And she loved it...
A Thor like this really would be popular with girls.