Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou
Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou
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.
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.
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.
Format
Manga
Chapters
39
Volumes
8
Staff
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Status Distribution
Current
30%·196
Planning
37%·244
Paused
6%·40
Dropped
5%·34
Completed
22%·147
Score Distribution
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Tags
Josei79%Heterosexual79%Female Protagonist66%Gods50%
Frequently asked questions
How many chapters does Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou have?
Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou has 39 chapters across 8 volumes.
Is Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou completed?
As of now, Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou has finished.
When was Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou published?
Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou was published from July 8, 2015 to July 10, 2019.
What kind of manga is Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou?
Mitsuyokon: Tsukumogami no Yomegoryou is a manga, originally from Japan.