Another Day Missing the Lands Between

I don't think it's necessary to maintain the "wild wife" persona and never increase intelligence. Wearing the intelligence-boosting pendant and recalling past life memories, there's no reason she wouldn't be curious about what's in those memories.

Kikyo is such a beloved character, it really adds so much to my childhood nostalgia! Looking back now, what's hidden beneath that aloof and cold exterior is nothing more than a hopeless romantic. The most outrageous thing is that in the original story, she was almost at the point of getting married to Inuyasha, but when Naraku stirred things up, her first reaction wasn't to talk to Inuyasha, but to shoot him into a tree, showing absolutely no trust. After all these years of exorcising demons, has the priestess really never encountered a demon that can change its form?

Did the protagonist's intelligence return to normal later on? I don't need someone exceptionally brilliant, just a normal person would be fine. That kind of drool-worthy idiot is a bit unbearable to watch.

This is a Miyazaki Hidetaka joke tower, a collection of jokes, and everyone is welcome to create their own.

I hope this book will be finished. Once it's finished, I'm planning to quit. Hedgehog Cat is hopeless.

No way, a cerebral palsy warrior is too outrageous, he's a complete idiot and a war maniac.

To be honest, it's alright, the writing style is decent, but the poor grades are entirely deserved.

I'm marking this as a stopover; I'm stopping following the updates and waiting for Shennong to confirm whether there will be a dual transmigration.

At first glance, I thought it was a berserker/brute-force style, but after reading more, it seems more like a sharp-headed, brute-force style.

Can I say I really hate Inuyasha? He's so weak and clueless. If the protagonist weren't such an idiot with only 7 intelligences, he probably would have been killed already.