I Became My Little Sister's Guardian Spirit!

Doesn't Kenshin belong to the conceptual category? How can I still dig??? The heart of the sword is broken. . . . .

If Kenshin is gone, it will deprive you of your feelings. If your son loses Kenshin, will you fight him to the death? Forcing people to add this setting? Even if you write about a mysterious person who steals a woman's body, it's easy to explain, but then you name the murderer. What do you think the readers are doing?

Awesome. Sure enough, you still have to read the reviews before reading the book.

1. First of all, as to what the sword heart is, whether it is a concept of nothingness or a physical heart, it mainly depends on how you look at it. For example, a heart of an emperor contains a certain moral sentiment of the emperor. Do you think it is physical? For example, the Supreme Bone contains magical powers. Do you think it is physical? The same goes for Kenshin. What is set here is something like the Supreme Bone that represents talent. Is this understandable? Everyone! 2. Regarding why the protagonist's father did not kill the murderer and kept the protagonist in the main sect, I can certainly imagine such an illogical plot, but I must say here that this is foreshadowing, and there will be relevant plots to explain it in the future. As for where the foreshadowing is, I don't know if you can find it. Anyway, I won't say it here because it is related to the subsequent plot. Just a reminder, who gave the protagonist and his sister the jade pendants!

Seriously, how many times do you have to rewrite it? Can't you be firmer?

Come on, be optimistic about your ideas

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