The difference between me and Koryu Yu is that he is the author of "Young Onmyoji", and I am the author of "Young Onmyoji (Extra)"; his protagonist is Masahiro Abe, but my protagonist is not. Personally, I don't like this kid very much. There's no particular reason, I'm just not very interested. On the contrary, I have a soft spot for the twelve generals who play relatively supporting roles. Because I like Changhao too much, because I like Qingming, and for Qingming, the twelve generals belong to him as a whole.
The life of a divine general is very long, so long that everything becomes a passing cloud. But the twelve generals are all children of human beings. They are the embodiment of people's thoughts in that era. They also have the so-called sorrow of love, hatred and separation. I like their stories. What they bring us is more touching and valuable than the early growth of teenagers!
And you? What kind of understanding is it?
Yue Chengguangliu is worthy of being a great writer. Under his writing, "Young Onmyoji" has become our favorite. But anything about Onmyoji has no ending, just like even if Reiko Okano completed "Onmyoji", someone still wrote "The Story of the Overhearing Fox", and the same is true for "Young Onmyoji".
"Allure" is just a side story of what I think and love. Including the first part "The Legend of the Hundred-Eyed Ghost" and the second part "The Legend of the Blood Princess"
All the names, all the love, all the entanglements, all the sorrows.
I just hope you can, like it.