Editor rejected for small reasons The reviewers comments are so simple that I can correct them and send them immediately. But the editor says cannot accept the manuscript. Is there any chance that if we justify the comments, there can be acceptance? Can we write to the editor in return?
First things first, you should check and see whether the editor has actually rejected the manuscript, or whether you just received a very awkwardly worded request for revisions.

The reason I say this is because the specific phrasing about "cannot accept" you use reminds me of some terrible editorial communications I have received that begin: "We cannot accept your manuscript in its current form ..." but are actually a request for revisions.  I've nearly been fooled into thinking a request for minor revision was a rejection this way, and only realized I was wrong when I noticed a date for submitting the new version at the bottom of the email.

My advice then:


Reread the email and see if you've really been rejected.  You might not be.
If yes, or if you can't tell, get in touch with the editor, express confusion and ask for help understanding the reasons.  A good explanation is appropriate.
Be prepared to take the paper elsewhere, because an editor once decided rarely changes their mind.