Xia Feng transmigrates to the world of Demon Slayer and becomes a member of the Butterfly Mansion.
From then on, with his God-Tier Support System, Xia Feng sets out to create one legend after another:
The man who rose from ordinary Corps member to Hashira faster than anyone;
The man who brought the Butterfly Mansion's death rate down to zero;
The man who never lost a fight once he stepped in...
But behind all those legends, Xia Feng's ambitions are surprisingly simple.
Work hard, make good money, and support the girls of the Butterfly Mansion...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I just want to see if there is anyone with more stars than me! There are not as many stars as I do, please come in and worship!
Why did the Blade of Destruction suddenly become popular in Feilu? I've never heard of some crappy cartoon.
**Kimetsu's paintings are mindless, **things want to instill in us Chinese people the concept of Japan's supremacy, **manga** painters, they are adults and the like, now everyone is equal, **manga can't kill you Devils*
Does anyone still write about 731 Academy? Just think about it**
There are actually people who write about slaying ghosts, it's not easy. . . . After sighing with emotion, I would like to ask for some demon slayer articles that you guys think are better.
The skills of the protagonist in the plot looked very ordinary to me, and the protagonist was awesome. . . Also set to gold. . . . Is it really okay to give the protagonist similar abilities if the ghost has them? What annoys me the most is that the main character is given almost the same amount of power no matter what world he is in. It is unavoidable. The strong one cannot be beaten at the moment, but the weak one is quite casual. This is an awkward position.
Authors always like to add restrictions when writing skills. Where does the Demonic Eye of Death require mental power? Are there any requirements for weapons? There is no problem in using only ordinary daggers in the two rituals. Did the author really do serious research? When writing a system novel, you need to add various restrictions. System novels develop rapidly. You have to limit the development of the protagonist, which is a contradiction.
After changing the world and forcibly weakening the protagonist's strength (only five skills can be retained, which in disguise means that the protagonist's strength is all imaginary, and the skills he possesses are like external objects, even the skills I have learned so hard are included), I pulled this book into the "Staff Making Series" folder. It's so poisonous! Extremely poisonous!
I just watched the latest episode of the anime, and I fell in love right after I fell in love. My Chanae. I won't say anything else, just like Tongmo's days in the sun!
The author of his English bar is in trouble