Temple

Akemitsu vows to become a monk after falling for the opposite sex despite his father's abandonment.

Akagami Akemitsu was abandoned at a young age by a father known for his womanizing ways. This experience led him to resolve to live a single life. However, he eventually slipped up and became enamored with the opposite sex. Consequently, he decides to renounce the secular world and become a monk. This narrative outlines his shift from a vow of solitude to a religious path due to his romantic entanglements. The story focuses on his personal history and his subsequent decision to leave secular life behind in favor of monastic duties.

Akemitsu faces hostility while settling into his servant role at Mikazuki Temple

Akagami Akemitsu attempts to adjust to his new position serving the women residing at Mikazuki Temple. Despite his efforts to integrate, he encounters significant resistance from certain residents who are displeased with his presence. Specifically, Tsukuyo and a group of others devise a scheme to falsely accuse him of misconduct. Their objective is to have him expelled from the temple premises. This narrative focuses on the immediate social challenges Akemitsu faces as he tries to establish himself in this new environment, highlighting the conflict between his desire to serve and the antagonistic actions of those who wish to see him leave.

Mia and Akemitsu duel at the temple, leading to intimate penance with Kagura

Mia and Akemitsu remain at the temple to resolve their conflict through a duel. The confrontation goes wrong, forcing the pair to reconcile through alternative means. Consequently, Mia, Akemitsu, and Kagura engage in new penance practices that involve intimate interactions. This sequence of events shifts the dynamic between the characters as they navigate the unexpected outcome of their initial dispute. The narrative focuses on the immediate aftermath of the failed duel and the subsequent development of their relationships through these specific rituals.

The character is advised to wash up before proceeding with the next activity.

Tsukuyo's classmates suspect she has a boyfriend after seeing her with Akagami in public.

Tsukuyo's peers begin to suspect she has a romantic partner after observing her spending time with Akagami in public settings. This speculation intensifies when Akagami makes affectionate efforts to encourage her to rejoin the archery club. His doting behavior serves to fuel the existing gossip among her classmates, who interpret their interactions as evidence of a relationship. The situation highlights the misunderstandings arising from their close proximity and Akagami's attentive actions toward Tsukuyo.

The girls address the scale curse while Akagami, Yuzuki, and Mia train for priesthood

The female characters convene to address a distressing curse affecting their weighing scales, which causes them to appear heavier than their actual mass. Concurrently, Akagami, Yuzuki, and Mia commence their rigorous training regimen for tokudo. Their goal is to qualify and become proper priests, marking a significant step in their spiritual development and preparation for future duties within their community.

Temple trainees face tokudo deadline pressure while Akagami confronts Christmas memories

Kiki leads the temple trainees through a mix of standard and unorthodox training methods as they prepare for the upcoming tokudo ceremony under the pressure of a new deadline. Meanwhile, the arrival of Christmas triggers difficult recollections for Akagami. Yuzuki attempts to lift his spirits and help him cope with these unpleasant memories during this festive period.

Encountering a turtle is considered a fortunate omen

The activity of pounding mochi is considered unclean

The protagonist experiences a sudden surge of sexual arousal

The Body Doesn't Lie

No One Should Live Alone

No Way, Why Is It So Big... / You Mustn't Touch That...