Touhou - Dairei Jigoku (Doujinshi) Manhua

Title: Gensokyo Chronicles: The Cursed Enchantment In the mystical land of Gensokyo, where magic and spirits intertwined, a new threat loomed over the horizon. Rumors spread like wildfire about a powerful enchantment that was casting a shadow over the land, causing chaos and despair to seep into the hearts of its inhabitants. Reimu Hakurei, the fearless shrine maiden, felt a sense of unease as she witnessed the once vibrant and lively Gensokyo being consumed by darkness. Determined to uncover the source of this malevolent curse, she set out on a perilous journey, her gohei glinting under the pale moonlight. As Reimu delved deeper into the enchanted forest, she encountered twisted illusions and vengeful spirits that tested her resolve. Her every step was met with whispers of ancient spells and faint echoes of despair, leading her closer to the heart of the curse. Finally, in a clearing shrouded in mist, Reimu came face to face with the source of the enchantment - a mysterious figure known only as the Enchanter. With a haunting smile, the Enchanter taunted Reimu, revealing their twisted desire to plunge Gensokyo into eternal darkness. Undeterred, Reimu unleashed her spiritual powers, casting barriers of light and dispelling the dark magic that threatened to consume her. The Enchanter, sensing Reimu's unyielding determination, unleashed a barrage of cursed spells and illusions in a desperate attempt to break her spirit. But Reimu's faith in her abilities and her unwavering resolve proved to be the Enchanter's downfall. With a final burst of energy, she shattered the curse, freeing Gensokyo from its grip and restoring peace to the land once more. As the sun rose over Gensokyo, casting warm rays of light upon the rejuvenated land, Reimu knew that her journey was far from over. Unseen forces lurked in the shadows, waiting to test her strength and bravery in the battles yet to come. And so, the legend of the shrine maiden who defied darkness lived on, a beacon of hope for all of Gensokyo.