Myriad Worlds: Starting with Naraku

Mission World: Inuyasha Mission Objective: Naraku Is it pathetic? His body, a vile creation of malice and desire, was born without the capacity for love. He was like a wretched child, yet possessed immense power. From birth, his memories were filled with the dark and cruel thoughts of demons. The only happiness he found was the warmth from Kikyo, buried deep within Onigumo's human heart.

The writing is smooth, but the subject matter is poor. Those who have read Inuyasha are at least 35 or older, and not many still read the novel 🤫. Those who haven't read Inuyasha will probably quit after three chapters, with only one question in their minds: What is Inuyasha? Do I have to watch the anime to read the novel? 😰

The difference between Sesshomaru and Inuyasha using the Tessaiga

The heroine in Time Travel is not Platycodon, just like the heroine in Time Traveling to Kill the Fairy is not Lu Xueqi, the heroine in Time Traveling to Zhetian is not a ruthless person, and the heroine in Time Traveling to Shoot the Condor is not Huang Rong. Same unreasonable

With the protagonist's modern mindset, falling in love isn't easy; it's more about desire. His emotional handling is poor, almost insulting to intelligence. Therefore, I recommend a story without a female lead, as it offers more room for development.

It's watchable, although it has many flaws. But considering the current state of crossover anime on Qidian, I'll subscribe.

Honestly, author, if you're going to write about the heavens, just write about the heavens properly. Don't write about female leads, especially those with romantic entanglements with the male lead. It's disgusting for readers, and you yourself will struggle to manage it. The more difficult the romantic subplots become later on, the more likely you are to end up with a bad ending.

Mission World: Mythology Time-traveling character: Gao Yao It's so painful. You're a bird in flight, while I'm just a fish in the mud. I fought tooth and nail to get what I wanted to share with you, but you look down on my muddy state. You think I'm dirty. I am dirty. I have no wings to fly. You'll never know how I feel in the mud. I never intended to pull you out of this mess, yet you despise even what I finally got. Have you ever considered that I fell into this mud because of you?

While harem and the like are generally uninteresting, is it ridiculous for someone in a society where power can buy everything to actually date a young girl? Isn't this book about a major villain or a scoundrel?

A single female lead, Kagome? This is toxic. Where did this emotional foundation and feeling of attraction come from? At first, it was just about separating Kagome and Inuyasha, and then suddenly they started getting serious? Does Kagome even deserve it?