The Strongest Priestess from the Warring States Era to the Modern Age

Platycodon is my favorite anime character!

The current chapters are okay, the characters' personalities have not deviated from the anime setting, but have been strengthened, and the plot development has integrated and innovated the original plot, which is not abrupt at all. It is like watching another story line of Inuyasha, rather than using the reputation of Inuyasha's anime to write another novel that has nothing to do with it. The writing is very good, and the story fits the character of Platycodon in my mind, rather than the love-minded character.

The author can write without CP

The writing is quite good, but a lot of people came to give it a low rating without reading a few chapters. Unlike the original work, the protagonist is truly invincible, but the "live for yourself" in the introduction is not reflected.

In an era of fast-food reading, I can still see such a niche track. To be honest, I am surprised. Inuyasha also brought back my childhood memories and made me feel in a trance. As for Kikyo, I had a deep impression of her when I was a child. She is strong, reliable, gentle, and kind. It's a pity that she was ill-fated. She was the victim of other people's bottomless desires. When she was a child, I felt pity for her. Obviously she did nothing wrong and just wanted to live a good life. The author did a good job, but the plot was a bit delayed. This story is only suitable for short stories, not suitable for being too long. If it is too long, it will appear very redundant. Only short and concise stories can shape the emotions in a more three-dimensional way. But this is just my opinion. I hope Kikyo has a good ending.

I feel that after writing about the world of Inuyasha, I can also travel through the Well of Bone Eaters to other worlds with miko professions to experience, and eventually become immortal and become the strongest miko in the world.

It's so good-looking, I've recommended it. It's not a soul-transformation, it's a half-soul-transformation, and it's not OOC. Oh my god, it's so cool. I feel like I can write about the slippery ghost from ancient times to the modern day, and the ancient Tamamo-mae.

It's not bad, but it feels like it's changed from level B to level A. It's said to be very strong, but when encountering Naraku with residual health, he was still run away.

Must be five stars! The plot from the Warring States Period to modern times is laid out very smoothly. Kikyo is no longer a miko who only revolves around feelings, but has truly become her own "strongest miko". The closing scene in the spring garden was written so tenderly, and the author's writing style and characterization were perfect!

The plot of the story is smooth when reading, and unlike other authors, there is no clinging to the pursuit of this or that after rebirth.