Some say the future holds endless possibilities and is full of wonder precisely because we don't know what it will bring. But what if one day I discover that everything we've experienced is bound by fate, and that we're puppets controlled by the god of destiny? No matter what we do, we can't change the ending. What is fate? What is the Way of Heaven? Why is Heaven and Earth not benevolent, treating all things like straw dogs? And why is the Way of Heaven perfectly impartial?
Luo Yu gazed silently at the graceful young woman before him, an inscrutable starlight in his eyes. "Then what attitude should I take toward you, exactly? Fate? The Way of Heaven? Or should I call you the world?"
: 572822688, question asker: Minghua Huashang
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The awesome author has been chasing a girl for four years
Ling'er is the biggest failure, please write less, I'm going to vomit
Why not update? How well written.
This fan novel is indeed quite well written, not too big, and it breaks away from the original story and has its own ideas. Hope to continue to update
So you provided the poisonous bees in Naraku's hands later?
I remember in InuYasha, when InuYasha and Platycodon met for the first time, Platycodon did indeed run out of spiritual power, but InuYasha was discovered by Platycodon because Sakutsu turned into a human and hid in a tree.
Commentary on Chapter 114 of "Rebirth as Inuyasha" written by Huahua Luoshang: The incident is concluded.
Is this going to be a sadistic plot?