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26 chapters~93K wordsUpdated Jun 3, 2026

A Shrine Maiden's Guide to Ruining Everything

by JesterLegacy

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About

The first rule of being a shrine maiden is don't kiss the demon. I'm Suzune Hayakawa. Sixteen, sharp-tongued, professionally responsible for every spirit dumb enough to haunt my city. I had the rule down. As the title of the story suggests, I screwed up. Bad. What follows is a string of events I will come to regret. I lie to my grandmother. I lie to my best friend Kaito, whom I love and who, I think, loves me back. I write things in a notebook I am not proud of, and things keep getting worse. The voice you are about to read stays mine the whole way through, and that is the worst part — I sound like myself while I do it. I am telling you this up front because I want you to know what you're walking into. I am also telling you this because I came back. Stay with me. This is, at its core, a love story. One that's full of despicable acts, but also full of heart. Okay, that sounds embarrassing and weird coming from me, and I want to immediately take it back, but I'm not going to, because it's true.  Pour yourself something. Settle in. Let me start at the beginning. What to Expect (since the tones of the story arcs so far are quite different): - Slight Horror and more Psychological up to chapter 15 - Slice of Life and more Romance from chapter 16 onwards

Genres

Romance

Tags

Female LeadSlice of LifeForbidden RomanceHard Magic SystemSchool Life

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enHuman translation

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