I’m Done Being an Onmyoji

I want to tell the author something. I don't know if you've noticed, but the most important element in writing a novel with a Japanese atmosphere is the name. I don't know about others, but I feel that whether it's a Western or Japanese novel, I really can't stand seeing the protagonist with a Chinese name. It makes me feel out of place every minute. Don't think I'm some kind of lackey.

Actually, I've always had a question about this type of Onmyoji game: what is the status of the US military stationed in Japan among yokai? You know, the US military stationed in Japan is powerful enough to suppress the entire country, and Japan is powerful enough to suppress all supernatural beings. So, what is the status of the US military stationed in Japan in the eyes of yokai?

The author wrote about Kinji Toyama and asked if Aria should be removed. Those who have read the later parts of the novel know that Aria is utterly despicable. She treats Kinji like a slave, making him take the fall when needed and then abandoning the seriously ill and injured Kinji when there's nothing else to do.

I love it! Is this the opening of Tokyo Ravens? One of the worlds that the Hyperdimension Agency has remodeled? Then Director Yuan stepped forward to lead the way. Planned √ It feels like we could assemble a massive team to save the world! Li En/Shen Zhong/Yuan Man/Guan Junyan Nice∝

I can't stand it anymore. The plot after it was released feels like only hardcore anime fans can understand it. There are too many elements. I came in based on the synopsis, hoping for an Onmyoji-style story, but it turned into swordsmanship later on. Oh well, I can accept it. The part with Naraku was quite good; the combination of technology and mysterious fighting style was interesting.

Nowadays, many authors like to add funny attributes to the protagonists or story characters when writing books. They think they are funny, but in fact they look very mentally retarded.

Yes, that's right, it's Guan Junyan 😂 (If there is any copyright infringement, please send a private message and I will delete it immediately)

The combat power seems a bit confusing; the protagonist was initially able to break through cement walls. Then it felt like she didn't need much power to fight Naraku, and there was even a description of the sword-wielding priestess borrowing the power of the gods, with lightning enveloping a small mountain, yet she still couldn't kill Naraku.

If the corpse is intact, you will personally refine me into a shikigami puppet using the same methods as those used to refine shikigami. Do not have any disrespectful or blasphemous thoughts; that is my wish as your elder brother.

This novel is so depressing to read. The protagonist has no memory of his past life and has to be extremely cautious. Just when he manages to get through something, there are always external enemies eyeing him covetously. Afterwards, he's constantly being tested by others, and he has no way to retaliate. Sigh.