
Anime Crossover: A Different Inuyasha
综漫:不一样的犬夜叉
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 766k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
210Chapters
20Monthly votes
4.2kRecommendations
22.5kFans
5 ch/weekPace
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The more subdued the protagonist is, the more flavorful the story becomes. But you haven't even seen the person! You've already let your imagination run wild and made yourself deeply in love. That's a bit too abstract, isn't it?
Should we accept Sesshomaru's mother or not?
As the title says, I think Sesshomaru's mother is really beautiful! She's practically the earliest white-haired, cunning, and scheming wife character.
The main issue is that Touya-oh and Hana-nee are paired up and randomly shipped as a couple.
Seeking feedback and encouraging further reading.
Seeking feedback and encouraging further reading.
The protagonist is instructed to master the Second Tsuchikage Mu's Split Technique, separating his human and demon bodies.
I couldn't hold back from the start. A bunch of sexually repressed people were demanding to "accept" this woman, "accept" that woman, and some were even asking for praise of my work. It's unbelievable! 😆
The first few chapters were quite interesting, but the later ones became a bit too intense and depressing, which deterred me from reading further.
Inuyasha
Inuyasha
Don't write about clones, don't write about clones, you'll regret it if you do.
It's quite good. The female character acquisition is fast-paced and there's no dragging out of the story, making it a very enjoyable and smooth read. My only worry is that it might not be long enough or be abandoned altogether.