Myriad Worlds: Starting by Scaring Muzan Away

Wasn't Yoriichi born with the ability to breathe? His breathing frequency was the same as Sun Breathing.

Although the protagonist is quite strong, the author suppresses him, making him seem like a weakling.

No wonder not many people watch it; the protagonist is constantly frustrated and gets played by that magician. Goodbye.

I only read one chapter so far. How should I put it? From the beginning, you can tell the author wanted to elevate the protagonist's status but didn't want his power to increase too quickly. However, the author couldn't strike a balance, resulting in a terribly nauseating plot. Then I read some reviews, and they were basically all the same. Of course, the author is free to write whatever they want, but I'm free to comment, since I paid to do so. This book can only be read without thinking.

... What's the point of forging so many demon swords? They're unusable in this world. The elixir of immortality the protagonist got was discarded because it couldn't be used in the main world. Now, forging so many swords is really giving me a headache.

I've seen many people say they don't have Fire Breathing or Earth Breathing, only Flame Breathing and Rock Breathing.

I think Demon Slayer can be written as a beginner's village story, there's no need to delve too deeply, after all, he himself is quite ordinary, only having breathing techniques, so let's end it quickly. After Inuyasha, I recommend Yu Yu Hakusho, Hunter x Hunter, Fate, God Eater, Hakoniwa, Shaman King, Under One Person, One-Punch Man, Ainz Ooal Gown, Moe King, Spider-Man crossover anime.

When will Inuyasha finally end? I want to see the Flower Snake (Little Evil God), the Fallen Angel (Gabriel), and Kanna. The whole thing is too depressing. Personally, I feel it's not as good as the earlier parts, Demon Slayer and slice-of-life. At least when I don't want to watch Demon Slayer, I can wait a few chapters to see slice-of-life scenes.

I've found the reason why no one's watching: the parts I'm looking forward to are infuriatingly short, and the parts I don't want to watch are just skipped. The main world is clearly the main world, but the edges are so cramped they're practically nonexistent.

... I feel this book is going to be a flop. It's already past seventy-odd chapters, and the Inuyasha arc is still not over. It seems the author truly loves this anime deeply. If I hadn't accidentally discovered that a post I made earlier had been liked, I wouldn't have even remembered that I had this book on my bookshelf.