After "Moon Princess Defense Battle" ended, Mo Yi thought back and realized something he had always misunderstood: the "Moon Princess" mentioned by the Little World Game had not referred to Houraisan Kaguya, but Tsukuyomi!
After all, according to the timeline, "Moon Princess Defense Battle 2: Origin," which had taken place a thousand years ago, was the true beginning. Tsukuyomi, whom Mo Yi had picked up, had been named "Houraisan Kaguya" by him, and he had mistaken her for the Moon Princess. Later, Mo Yi had fought a great battle against The Ominous from another world to protect her, truly living up to the term "Defense Battle."
The Princess who came later had merely taken Tsukuyomi's place. In essence, the Princess was also Tsukuyomi, but Tsukuyomi did not equal the Princess.
In the end, Tsukuyomi was the central figure connecting both Moon Princess Defense Battles. If she was not the Moon Princess, then who was?
Besides, Tsukuyomi was the moon god. Calling her the embodiment of the moon, or the moon's daughter, seemed perfectly reasonable. In that case, Moon Princess was scientifically sound too... my ass!
Was the World's Number One Princess, Houraisan Kaguya, really that lacking in presence?
It had made Mo Yi treat the Heroine like the final boss at first. Looking back on it now, it was nothing but embarrassment.
Thinking of this, Mo Yi only wanted to roar furiously at the Little World Game's customer service, "Yaya."
In the end, after seeing the extra reward in his inventory—the second set of five secret treasures—Mo Yi chose to forgive the Little World Game for now. It definitely was not because he was afraid of offending Yaya and having her confiscate that extra reward.
So... it really did smell good.
Now that everything had been resolved, Mo Yi and