A lovely story all in all, wouldnt mind more in this universe

i was thinking about what to say as a review to describe my love of this whole epic and everything seemed so lacking and then it hit me, while brushing my teeth, the most complimentary thing i can think of when it comes to tales such of this: if this was a book, i would have bought the hardcover edition.

not sure its really fair for ukyo to get any sympathy considering she helped kill him

Beautiful piece, I was worried with the inciting incident but it had to be so mundane to keep the story focused. Very clever.

This is me finishing the story nine months after you posted the final chapter!

It's just taken me that long to get around to it.

Anyway, this was a ride that was well-worth the 16-year wait. I think I discovered this story during high school and watched/favorited it back then. And I never bother to delete things from my favorites unless I stop liking them. So I'm glad I caught when you updated again.

Good endings.

Awwww... I'm happy Kodachi and Kinyou have a chance now. Lovely and weird story.

Came across this one day, enjoyed it and had to go to your author page for the rest. As one old dog to another, well played sir! Well played.

Chiropractic is the field. Chiropractor is the practitioner.

It's "I liVe", with 'short' 'i', "LiVe animal" and "Your liFe" with 'long'' i'.

English isn't your native language, is it? Your errors are otherwise downright weird.

So glad to see this finished after all this time (if only my stories would).

I was hoping you’d finish off with Ranma meeting revealing himself to Nodoka and Kasumi. Maybe a second epilogue covering just that? Oh well, the rest of the story was good at least.

Bravo!
Thank you so very much for finishing this tail (pun intended).
So many stories get left unfinished, some barely get off the ground but grab you right away, then there are the ones that take off and drag your attention behind, then all of a sudden it's story interruptus. You're left hanging often by your metaphorical emotional fingernails.
I refrain from leaving scathing reviews because you never know what happened in their lives that caused them to leave their work hanging like that.
On the other hand, I've always felt that when a writer starts publishing a story, they enter into a contract with the readers. What they sign on for is simply to do the best they can to roll out quality work, and don't leave the readers hanging by not finishing a story (subject to illness, theirs or a loved one, financial necessity (if circumstances forces spending cut backs, like internet connection is cut) or their death). All else is either not negotiable or taken on a case by case basis.
At least give the readership a heads up (in case of death have designated person to log in and leave a final AN that you have shuffled off your mortal coil and put the story/ies up for adoption.)
Hope you still log on occasionally to check for new reader reviews so you'll see this.
Thank you again for an engaging story and just as important, finishing it.

Don't know if you care (I haven't checked to see if this Fic is complete.
Hopefully you'll get this.
Good story, passed it up several times, rereading old favorites ya know.
Can't remember the chapter but probably only one back. You had the car doing 40 mph.
While I have been to Honshu once I didn't do any driving. I did however spend a few years on Okinawa. Driving 40 mph or approx 60 kph was reserved for open highway. 10 - 15 mph in residential and business districts is the limit. If you are doing 40 mph in a entertainment area you'd probably be labeled a terrorist or psychopath or just plain murderer looking for a random victim/s and the police would be chasing you and you wouldn't enjoy their handling once they got you stopped. They don't carry firearms but they do carry batons/night sticks.
I can suspend disbelief but having been there unless it's a limited access highway, for city driving you might want to stick with slower speeds. Even the 4 lane roads between most areas are no more than 30 kph or 20 - 25 mph.
Good story otherwise.

Bravo good sir, bravo!
An excellent ending to an excellent story.