This series starts out pretty well, becomes a little boring but then picks up again, so try to stick with it longer than three volumes. It borrows a lot, almost bordering on plagiarism, from Inuyasha, so if you liked that series, you'll most likely enjoy this one too. Instead of a dog hybrid, it's a full blooded fox, who still looks like Inuyasha and he has youkai love rivals. She's a god-human instead of miko but she's still a reincarnation or descendant with a powerful object inside her. He also resists falling in love with her. I still have a great love for Tomoe anyways, he's more entertaining and less sappy than his dog counterpart. She's also more resilient (less damsel) than her miko counterpart.