A Swordsmith's Infinity

Suggested name change: A Literary Youth's Infinity

😅😅😅😅This book is too strong. It feels like it was written by a middle-grade literary and artistic author for pleasure. It doesn't matter whether the readers like it or not. It's quite satisfying to indulge yourself.

I think this should be published in a short novel, as the style is not that long.

So well written. 🙂

It's too pretentious. Don't call him a swordsmith. Call him a paranoid. I'm autistic.

Every time I see a random villain coming out of a small Japan that has been turned upside down by the mere Nine-Tails and saying that he wants to cleanse the world or destroy it, it's so funny. The world is not that small.

To be honest, author, if you really wrote this book for your own enjoyment, then I have no objection. If you wrote it for the general readers, I think your writing technique should really be changed, otherwise you really can't write it.

To be honest, I don't understand what the protagonist wants to do. The writing is okay. What is the protagonist in the Inuyasha chapter pursuing? Is he rejecting everything because he is a time traveler and is he looking for a way home? Just following the plot doesn't feel like much has changed. After watching it, I feel like I haven't seen anything, and I'm very fascinated.

This book is so literary 🥵🥵🥵 My forehead hurts

Yu is not what ordinary people call themselves. Only people of the Japanese daimyo class can call themselves Yu, and others cannot use it.