So What If the Divine Warden Is a Dog?

It's a great read, the kind of book you can enjoy even if you haven't seen some of the anime. My personal taste: I don't really like overly serious plots with lots of behind-the-scenes manipulators; I prefer lighthearted slice-of-life stories like this one, without feeling like a rambling diary.

The author's writing is warm and enjoyable, with a good writing style and well-developed plot. The storyline isn't flat, maintaining a sweet and slice-of-life tone. However, I didn't expect it to end so suddenly. Moreover, considering the overall tone of the story after its conclusion, the latter half became somewhat flat (the previous work also had this problem; the beginning and middle were…

It's really good, but it felt like it ended a bit hastily. It feels like there's still so much left to write, and the main story is already finished while they've started writing the side stories 🥺🥺🥺. I'm really looking forward to it ᖰ⌯'▾'⌯ᖳ, please update more of the main story, I want to keep reading 😍

Da is a good baby, Moro-maru is a good dog, and the swords are good swords. The only problem is that the later crossover anime pacing is very fast, and the timelines are mixed and intertwined, making it feel like you haven't had a chance to catch your breath before another storyline starts. But overall, it's not bad.

Da is very cute, and everyone gets along well. It's just that I personally feel there's a bit too much crossover and it gets a bit chaotic. After Dao's screen time decreased, it felt a bit flat, and the Nura Clan segment wasn't really to my liking... But overall it's still pretty good. I liked the part where he's the white dog!

So cute! He even let our princess play with him, what a kind person! The puppy is so adorable! I want to pet it! Whose fur is so soft! Whose belly is so tender! Whose paws are so strong! So cute!

I finished watching it; it's one I'd already watched. Da's character is quite good; there are sweet moments and heart-wrenching ones, but the plot is a bit too complex and mixed. I felt a little confused after watching it. Surprisingly, some of the plot descriptions struck me as novel.

A book completely different from its title. It seems lighthearted, but actually carries a tragic undertone, masked by the author's warm, everyday moments. However, this doesn't diminish the protagonist's powerful yet gentle radiance. I also really like the world's setting. It's rare for me to feel guilty about not playing games in a long time, even though I haven't learned how to play yet.

I love it! It's so good, I really enjoy reading it. There are so few good stories that combine elements of swordplay and the Inuyasha world, but this one is definitely to my taste. I didn't have high hopes when I clicked on it, but I kept reading because I was looking for something to read, and the ending was a pleasant surprise. It's great! Please update more often! 💕 [Note]

I heard it gets deleted if the score is too high, and I'm worried it will be deleted. It's so good, I'll lower the score a bit, sob sob... It's so good, Tatsuya is amazing! Yamanbagiri Kunihiro and Yamanbagiri Nagayoshi are such a great couple! Higekiri, you... Never mind, just leave with Tatsuya.