I’ll Quit Being a God: Explanation of the situation in Kyoto.

I saw a book friend asking a question and expressed my disbelief as to why our boss didn’t take action. Is the Gomonin family really so awesome? In fact, it has been explained in the book, but it may not be connected in pieces. Now String it together.

There is no Seimei in the Mikadoin family, so they are definitely not that awesome and cannot ride on the committee head-on.

So, we can only play dirty tricks and attack when everyone like Mei Qidu is trying to reap the benefits.

Of course, there are people left behind. Normally, there is no need for a group of minors to work hard, but there are moles among the people left behind, or moles in key positions, which greatly misleads the managers' thinking and isolates the flowers. Open a courtyard home.

Over at Meisaki City, the ancestors of the Ashiya family showed up to expose the lie, but it was too late for the big guys to come back, so they could only work together to open the door and send the young people back - the upper limit of the door was not exceeded Fortunately, Junyan Guan didn't go to the swordsman level. If he goes, he won't be able to come back.

About Tenkai kidnapping Kyoto alone, this is already very clear. Chacha Asai was the head of Tenkai’s family when he was possessed. However, Tenkai was following Tokugawa Ieyasu and was not in Kyoto. After Tokugawa took over Tenka, he began to lay out the plan ——That is, go to Kyoto to seal the monsters.

The seals can be created one by one, and a backdoor can be left behind to break the seal. It is a one-time operation. Time is exchanged for space. One or two big guys cannot solve it at all. We still have to guard against the backhand of Gomonin. They have been planning for so many years. It's easy to run over, so why bother?

That’s pretty much it. There are actually deeper layer cakes later, both from the enemy and from our side. In order to avoid difficulties in understanding when the time comes, I’d better write down the ins and outs as clearly as I did this time.