The sequel after the end of InuYasha:
One hundred years have passed, why does Inuyasha's son still look like a child?
Why did the bone-eating well that connects the Warring States Period and modern times change?
Why is the mysterious organization "Cang Gui" pursuing the disappeared Jade of the Four Souls?
Stay tuned...
Some people are born with a certain aura that makes their existence noisy and cannot be ignored. Itachi did, and so did Sesshomaru.
Itachi was cold, even a little gloomy. If you observe carefully, it is not difficult to find that he is either immersed in his own world and thinking about something, or he is watching others thinking indifferently. He never takes the initiative to communicate with others, and even if others come to him, he doesn't talk much. Under normal circumstances, such people are either annoying or completely ignored. But this kind of Itachi has an indescribable attraction. Coquettish yet gloomy, wild yet restrained, contradictory yet surprisingly harmonious.
Sesshomaru was equally indifferent. Arrogant by nature, he disdains most things. And his desire to surpass his father left him no time to care about other things. In a way, being arrogant is always annoying. But if you have that kind of capital, that's a different matter. Putting aside his character flaws, no matter his status, status, appearance, or strength, Sesshomaru was perfect in everything. Therefore, that cold and noble gentleman always makes people shudder and envy him.