Reincarnated as a Demon, I'm Good at End-of-Life Care

I always felt that Konosuba and Demon Slayer chose the wrong world #(laughing and crying)

I feel that Chunliang could try to recapture some of the feeling of unleashing carnage that the Sword Saint had in his novels; he could still build a harem without hesitation.

When will the new book be released?

I suggest Chunliang write about some anime series you haven't written about before, like Elementalist's Blade Dance (don't you like the black and white sword loli? 👿), Godkiller (Athena), High School DxD (Hakuka), Problem Children Are Coming from Another World (Remilia), Absolute Duo (Julie), Dragon Hunter, and some other popular anime. It's been a long time since I've seen a mature, cold-on-the-outside-but-warm-on-the-inside, stubborn, and single-handedly burdened anti-hero protagonist. I still remember Knights Templar and Sword Saint vividly. You could read some tragic or revenge novels to get a feel for it, to see the struggle and resistance against the powerful figures behind the scenes.

Personally, I tend to skip chapters featuring Konosuba and Demon Slayer in crossover anime/manga stories, but Chunliang chose both worlds this time. #(Black line) Next time, wouldn't it be better to choose some mainstream or more expandable crossover stories?

Starting with Demon Slayer is really damaging to its popularity. This series has already lost its momentum and there's not much content to expand on. If I weren't so innocent, I probably wouldn't have clicked on it. Looking forward to the next one.

New book kicks me

The style is fine; the lighthearted, slightly silly rhythm is fine. It's just that the world wasn't chosen well. My personal suggestion is not to choose a battle anime for the beginning. The pace will be too fast because it's not popular for protagonists to suffer defeats anymore. So, you have to increase the protagonist's combat power, but most of the content in battle anime is about fighting, so you can't write much before you have to change the world. The initial worlds chosen for games like Faded and Freyland are quite good. A relaxed, everyday world allows for more events to be written about, and there's no rush to increase combat power in the early stages. You can also return to these worlds frequently, which slows down the pace.

Want some water? Isn't that easy? That would be rotten to the core. Do you really think Lao Liang can't swim?

Why hasn't the new book been released yet?