Aside from the concept of love, what else is controversial about Kagome?

Kagome is a character in Inuyasha, and I don't agree with the controversy in the question. The biggest point of controversy in Kagome is her view of love, and in addition, all of her performances and behaviors are like what a normal 15-year-old girl should have, which is not surprising at all, and there is no point to dispute.

When she suddenly travels to the Sengoku period and faces all kinds of dangers, Kagome not only does not flinch, but embarks on a journey with Inuyasha to collect the jade fragments of the Four Souls. Judging from the reality of the situation, a 15-year-old girl suddenly arrived in a strange era, with no family and friends, no familiar home and environment, strange environment and strange people, and even this world has strange and mysterious powers. So, all of her actions are exactly what she does as a 15-year-old girl, and she's already a lot stronger than most of us.

In the face of danger, she tries to find a way, to strive not to cause trouble to everyone, can not use force, just use outwitting, she is a person who accidentally stepped into this world, whether it is body or soul, does not belong to this world, she is not like Kikyo, she lives in this era, she has been trained here to become strong, for Kagome, it is enough to be able to do this, she is brave and strong enough.

Sunset Kagome is bold and sunny, she is innocent, kind, sincere and brave, she lives out what others dare not and cannot live. In real life, most people are cautious, dare not take the first step in an unfamiliar environment, hesitate in the face of love, and are full of jealousy when they meet someone stronger than themselves. Maybe that's why people don't like Kagome, because she lives like we can't be.

I really like the character of Kagome, and Kagome's happy family friendship and cheerful personality may cause disgust. However, I still hope that I can be like Kagome, always happy, optimistic and strong, maintain my pure original intention, and be full of hope no matter how many difficulties I encounter in reality. Kagome is the eternal source of hope for my second dimension.

I like the character of Kagome, she can tolerate and understand people, she can change a person (Inuyasha will cry, she will trust people, she will also learn to be gentle and understand right and wrong to people, and she shows his kind nature. ）

Maybe Kagome's strengths outweigh his disadvantages, his personality and people are very good, and his family is also very good, but occasionally he will be a little willful, which may cause a little disgust.

I like the role of Kagome very much, but I feel that the director has portrayed the role of Kagome too perfectly, and there are no shortcomings at all.

I don't like him as a character, because Kagome's happy family friendship and cheerful personality may be offended.

I think his biggest controversy is the characterization. The director portrayed him as a man without flaws.

I think there are some flaws in the character setting, because the screenwriter set him too perfectly.

I don't like him very much, because the screenwriter may have portrayed him perfectly.

Like it, the concept of love? There's no controversy. Kagome is the eternal source of hope for my second dimension.

It's just that sometimes things are incomprehensible and unlikeable.

Anyway, I won't be rude to people and say anything about you saved me, I don't need to thank you. Anyway, he won't pretend to be a white lotus, he obviously wants to kill people but he dumps Naraku, and he won't give the jade to Naraku to kill Inuyasha half to death without a sound. It's not just killing people and taking souls, and it's not just bragging.

There is also the fact that what she does seems to be very naïve, without any adult maturity and wisdom.

I think Kagome sometimes does it really unlikely.

The most annoying thing about Kagome is that she is too much to control herself.