While I Was In The Hospital For A Terminal Illness, A Devil Claiming To Be A Drop-out Visited Me, So I Made A Contract With Her Out Of Pity But For Some Reason, She Would Not Take My Soul As Payment Novel Review
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By 雨宮 小鳥
2022
Description
“Is there any wish you want me to make come true?” After being told she only has one month left to live, Yuri Shirakawa is visited by Lilim, a drop-out devil. Though Yuri has accepted her fast-coming mortality and does not want for anything, Lilim needs to fulfill a human’s wish and get the corresponding payment. So Yuri offers a wager to Lilim, saying, “If you make a nice suggestion that I want you to make come true, I’ll make it my wish.”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
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