Inuyasha: Half-Demon? Eight Gates, Open!

I read it in one sitting, and it's only 40,000 words. A lazy author like you should be severely punished. . . . .

There was nothing wrong with the early writing, the writing was not white or too pretentious, and there were no unnecessary narrations. The characters of Platycodon and Inuyasha were accurate and did not change significantly. In terms of the plot, the male protagonist was able to fall in love with Platycodon before Inuyasha did, and Platycodon did not ruin the feeling of a perfect White Moonlight by having a different love like in other works. Every work has flaws. There will always be flaws, but the flaws are not hidden. The next step is to look at the author's imagination, and it is also time to reflect the technology. If you just blindly follow the original work, you will either repeat the tragedy of Inuyasha's early stage or push it all the way. This is also the reason why it is difficult for Inuyasha fans to have high-quality products. It is like stepping on a tightrope. After all, the growth of the original work's combat power and its release are very vague. You don't have enough imagination to end the tragedy. You can change the plot. You can make the enemies stronger, or even new enemies appear to increase the difficulty of clearance. But what you wrote is to follow the tragedy of Kikyo's death in the original work. You know that there are back-ups, and you know that the ending of the original work will be changed in the end and that Kikyo will not really disappear. , Because it is really bad when it disappears. Have you ever thought about it? This is because you don't have enough imagination. If you don't have enough imagination, there will be less surprises, no excitement, and no intracranial orgasm. I think the author also reads novels, so he should understand the feeling of reading a good book. Well... Please keep up the good work, the updates are stable and the reviews are good.

The story of this novel is pretty good, but the update time is inconsistent. The author continues to write and is optimistic about you. No, when the protagonist first traveled through time, he had fragments of the Four Souls Jade that the original owner worked hard to obtain. It shouldn't be the timeline where Kagome came from modern times and 50 years after Kikyo's death. Author, your story line is messed up. 😂

How do you say that Kikyo had to die? The relationship between the two was inexplicable (´･_･`), and then Kikyo died inexplicably according to the original plot. The current plot is just like drinking fake wine. Of course, there may be various resurrection methods in this world, so the protagonist or the author is not very concerned about Kikyo being plotted to death (´･_･`). After all, you can still live after death.

It's good to read. Good luck to the author. I like Kikyo very much and hope she can have a good ending. The first time I watched it was around the sixth grade to the first year of junior high school. I was still watching cartoons at that time, and it was my first time to come into contact with animation. I was deeply attracted by "Inuyasha" and Kikyo. I felt that she had all the beautiful qualities, which greatly shocked me at a young age. Later I slowly came into contact with One Piece and Naruto. So this anime is my White Moonlight. At first I thought it was a bit sadistic, and I didn't really like Inuyasha. Later, I felt that Inuyasha was stupid and Kagome was also very kind. I also liked the adventure and fighting in this anime. The setting of half-demon and monsters seemed very novel to me at the time. Although the protagonists all have good endings, I still feel uneasy.

It's good-looking. A thousand people read Hamlet, and a thousand people have their own feelings. Everyone has their own preferences for carrots and vegetables. I hope the author can stick to himself, update well, and stick to it. I followed the author's last book. For me, the author has given Platycodon a happy ending. I am very grateful to the author and wish the author can successfully complete Sahua again.

This is the plot I want to watch. It's a great start. I hope the author can surpass the previous book. I hope Kikyo will return fifty years later and Kagome will come to the Warring States Period to have a different future. I look forward to [Learning] [Learning] [Learning]

I like it. The original plot of Inuyasha has not changed much, but the protagonists all have their own plans. The author's writing style is very comfortable. Hachimen is really awesome here. Kagome appears, Kikyo is coming back, and Inuyasha will be unblocked. I am looking forward to what the author will write in the future. Come on!

The protagonist of the boiling matter, is there any use for the hair to pass through, and the three temperaments of sugar

In the afternoon when I finished reading this book, the man selling popsicles outside the window rang his bicycle bell for the third time, so the whale written in the pages must not like to eat rice soaked in soy sauce. The protagonist always walks around with a rusty key on rainy days, but after the potatoes sprout, it is impossible to open the closet door. The author insists on describing the wrinkles of the coastline, and mentions that a leaking ballpoint pen will ruin the dusk of the entire galaxy. Logic? Logic got tangled up in a ball of yarn under my sofa last night, and the cat was too lazy to save it. All the dialogue in the book revolves around the arc of the watermelon rind. The villain's ultimate dream is to collect empty mineral water bottle caps from all over the world to build a staircase leading to the moon cellar. The protagonist insists on negotiating with him with half an eraser, and it rains cotton while they talk. When the page jumps to page 78, there is only a string of commas left in the whole book. Don't try to understand the characters' motivations, just like don't ask why the electric fan hates wearing socks. The core of this book is that it's cool and white overnight. After a sip, you can see the clouds playing mahjong on the concrete floor. The ending is that the clock hands ran away from home together, taking along with them the pencils used by the author to write the outline. The moment I closed the book, I suddenly realized: Chinese cabbage is not suitable for looking up at the stars late at night [licking the screen]