Inuyasha: Invincible in Battle

In fact, overall it's okay. There are very few Inuyasha fandoms, so it's good to watch it. The path of self-cultivation to be powerful is my favorite type. I have long wanted to see Inuyasha who traveled through time and was sealed, and used the plot of fifty years of cultivation to start killing fellow fans everywhere. The only shortcoming may be that the protagonist is relatively indifferent. I mean a sense of alienation. Normal people who travel to other worlds want to experience the wanton life of love, hatred and hatred. But as soon as the protagonist unlocks the seal, he has no idea about the original characters and just wants to escape from the plot. I don't know if he has become a secluded character due to practicing Buddhism. How can I put it, the writing style is okay, but it is a pity that the protagonist written by the author has an indifferent character. The author has also emphasized many times that the protagonist is extremely self-centered. He doesn't take the initiative to do bad things, but he only cares about himself, so he lacks kindness and helpfulness. He has a sense of reclusion that has no interest in anything, and lacks touching and enthusiasm. Let's taste this for ourselves