Sekiro: Reincarnated as Genichiro Ashina

When I play the game, I feel that Genichiro is a real hero. Although I am a bit dismissive, he is truly Ashina's spine, the bones of the samurai, and a hero. I have always wanted to fulfill Genichiro's wish, but I have no choice but to choose a camp. Otherwise, I will have to kill the inner clan to extinction even if I die hundreds of times. Armor Brother is also a pity, but this book may be okay. The remaining regrets may be Kurokasa who died fighting for his child and the Minamotonomiya father and daughter who were deceived. Satisfying some of my regrets is why I support this book. The author's framework is quite complete, and some foreshadowing has been laid out long ago, leaving out a large part of useless plots, and the details are appropriate. Good!!!

It's so shameless to give myself five stars 😄

I finished reading it in one go. Although I haven't watched it for a week now (the hexagonal man is really hard to kill), I really like this work, as well as the Sekiro series. The author is also very good [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

The two souls are traveling through the world of Sekiro. So far, the plot is good, the characters are restored well, the plot is not broken, and the settings are quite normal. However, the guardian bell is transformed into a skill stone when traveling back to modern times. (The whole Saitama is directly invincible? Yasuoga's direct thunder version of Breath of the Wind is too invincible). Whether it's Masataka Katabe Oniba (it's a pity that he died, I hope he won't be resurrected with any particularly outrageous props for the perfect ending), or Isshin's character development is very good. The characters of the two soul-transported characters, "Wolf" and "Genichiro", are also normal people. After all, Sekiro's novels are not interesting if they are still enjoyable novels. (Don't stop updating) It's a pity that there are relatively few people who have played Sekiro and read the novel (Tomato), so the popularity may not be high, which is understandable. (I will keep chasing it as long as it doesn't end) I think the plot does not need to be too routine and funny, because the original plot of Sekiro has no humor (the money bag is almost overflowing, and even the wolf can't help but smile). No matter what the ending of the original plot is, Ashina will destroy the country. In war, it is understandable that people die (whether it is Yixin or Yongzhen, if a popular character continues his life forcefully, he will become an annoying character, except Long Yinruoshui). The ending doesn't have to be perfect, but the ending can't be bad. I hope the author can update it carefully so that it doesn't get cut in half or become unfinished. I discovered that it wasn't that the writing of the novel wasn't good enough, but that the subject matter was too low in popularity. I really like this book, and I can only silently support the author to persevere 🤦 Tomato's novels about Sekiro are no more than the number of hands. Some of them contain some elements of Sekiro, but few of them are like the author who uses Sekiro as the theme to create. (Is there anyone who doesn't know Sekiro because they haven't played Sekiro before?) Come on, author! Don't show off! It's up to you to save Ashina! All four endings have been obtained! Ashina has never won before!

I hope the two brothers will not turn against each other.

The first time I played, I almost got pecked to death by several Ashina-kun, but now I only occasionally fight with Isshin in my heart. Although I don't play often anymore, I still hope that Ashina will be better 👍[sneer laugh]

The Sekiro novels are pretty good, but the key is that Sekiro's circle is too small.

The best Sekiro novel I have ever read [Send Hearts][Send Hearts][Send Hearts]

Excellent, super exciting

The writing is good, but there are a little few people. Is it too cold? It's less than 30 minutes, okay, I admit I skipped a chapter.