Demon Slayer: Infinite Plunder

When I look at the fic, the main character doesn't know the plot, which is extremely toxic to me. Is there anyone else who is the same as me?

I have discovered that in all the books about ghost slayers, the louder the names are, the more attractive they are, and the content is more complicated. The names that are written inconspicuously are more attractive. This book is both good-looking and useless.

The male protagonist can kill ghosts for those who kneel down for him, but he will not save those who stand up for him? False Madonna?

Can you not make the protagonist so irritable and impulsive? He looks like a child who hasn't grown up yet. The protagonist's personality is too broken and he gets angry easily? You are the protagonist, and your character is too fast to be liked, and some of the plot twists are too far-fetched, so it's not very good.

Being knocked unconscious by a butterfly ninja is really too naughty.

The protagonist is about to kill those pillars and enter the ghost camp.

Why do these authors insist on setting up protagonists who have never read the original work? The protagonist has not seen it, but the readers have. If there is no sense of involvement, it will irritate a large number of readers, like me. It looked fine at first, but in the end I didn't even recognize Butterfly Ninja, so my desire to see it dropped by more than half.

I*your mother, there are so many pillars trying to kill you, are you a fucking holy bitch? I want you to die. I'm not joking. **Wait a minute,* I want to kill you. In the end, you will be the worst. You almost die. The other pillars have nothing to do with you. Are you so holy? *Youma author

There are a lot of typos and nonsense, and the character of the protagonist seems frustrating. It's a waste of money and I regret it.

I can't even watch it since I fell out with the Demon Slayers. I was originally pursuing Demon Slayers but it didn't end well. It was pretty good in the early stages.