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Why did Kaguya even become immortal in the first place? She could have stayed up on the moon. Not only that, but it resulted in Mokou becoming and immortal, in addition to the whole liver deal.
How did they even come up with that conclusion? Without testing it, that would mean it's nothing more than a theory, but it's worded as fact. Using that logic, shouldn't there wouldn't be more than the three main immortals we know of? Kaguya being the first, Eirin the second, obviously Mokou is the third, but this is where the liver ordeal comes into play. There has to be at least three more. One to test on, One to replicate and just a dummy control variable. You can probably get rid on the last two, but it still stands. There has to be at least four hourai immortals, maybe more.

I'm currently NEET living bare minimum off savings to ride out COVID, I'll probably "have" to get a job by December if I want to keep a roof over my head. My dream though is to get good enough at drawing to pay the cheap rent of my studio apartment just doing commissions. I could easily live off $700 as a burger so long as I don't get some kind of injury that forces me into healthcare debt. As a NEET my only gripe is I wish it were easier to self-motivate and cut out distractions like web browsing.

NEET is KING

why isn't kaguya more popular?

no love for kaguya?

Countless men have tried to win her love, yet all failed. Why should (You) be any different?