From Demon Slayer to Grand Assassin

It's well-written, and it even has a bit of a Kyushu (Kyushu) vibe to it. #(Seal)

It's so beautiful! So beautiful! 😭 Author! You must be happy, you must keep updating! 😭

The main characters' personalities and character designs are so drastically different between the Demon Slayer and Ghoul arcs. In the Demon Slayer arc, the protagonist is portrayed as gentle and kind. However, at the beginning of the Ghoul arc, he uses his own blood to create ghouls on a massive scale throughout the world, causing countless tragedies and bloodshed, which need not be elaborated upon. And at the beginning of the new volume, he pulls another stunt, intercepting Rize Kamishiro from the White Garden and allowing her to roam freely, devouring people… During the Demon Slayer arc, the protagonist parted ways with his sister after she turned into a demon and began devouring humans, eventually killing her himself. Why did things change like this in the Ghoul arc?

Author, I don't know what you were thinking when you were drafting the outline 😂 Sui's character development trajectory can't support the character designs in the second and third volumes. The first volume was amazing! I haven't seen such a refreshing crossover anime on this site in a long time. Sui's growth, struggles, gentleness, and passion left a deep impression on me. She is a very well-rounded character. The problem lies in the transition in the second volume. Sui's excessive growth abruptly transforms her into the cold indifference of an immortal being, and her excessive gentleness abruptly becomes the arrogance of a patriarch. She loses her struggle and her passion, as if the Thunder Pillar was truly just a fleeting moment, like lightning. The same thing happens in the third volume. It's not that the second and third volumes are poorly written, but if you completely changed the protagonist's name from the first volume, you wouldn't recognize it as a novel, you understand?

Are you sure they're not going to pull some kind of dual protagonist setup like Black Megumi and White Megumi later on? Manipulating the uniqueness of the main character is a huge no-no!

Isn't the Grand Assassin the Underworld?

From countless female protagonist novels, I've come to a realization: there's only the concept of "lesbian marriage," but it's merely a facade to attract neutral readers to write about ambiguous relationships with men. Unless you replace all the characters with women, it will absolutely become like this.

When I first came across this book, it already had 300,000 words and Demon Slayer wasn't finished yet. I was thinking, why is this infinite flow novel so long? Now that it's reached Fate, it would be better to just stretch Demon Slayer into a book. The main character really appeals to my tastes, and the writing is very smooth; it's one of the better works on the site. However, the pacing and plot are poorly handled.

The beginnings of Demon Slayer were pretty good, but why did Date A Live have this amnesia thing? Has anyone read the later parts and can tell me if it's garbage?

What's going on with this latest chapter? #(Scared) Sudden onset of a serious illness?