From Demon Slayer to the Myriad Worlds

I loved this book so much that I read it more than five times! Highly recommended!

Okay, if I hadn't given an order to finish it, it would be the best fanfic I've ever seen about Demon Slayer and Ghoul. People like me, who have read countless fanfics, would be impressed. I really look forward to the author's new work!

I really like this book. The author may continue to work hard!

The story is still very interesting. Although there are many faults and defects, there is no denying the brilliance of this novel. To be honest, it is rare for a novel to end in such a hasty manner and I don't think it is that bad. It's just a pity. I still like it. What can I say? It would be better if it could be more "beautiful" and perfect. Above

It's great, it's great, it's great, it's great, it's great, it's great, it's great. Author, you can't abandon us, you have to keep writing. Even though it's over, we will continue to read your novel with you again.

I have to say something fair. The reason why the male protagonist pushed Nezuko to Goodwill was because he wanted Goodwill to grow. It does not mean that the male protagonist really wanted to give Nezuko to Goodwill. Also, the protagonist never had any feelings for Nezuko from the beginning. It was just that the system bound him to Nezuko. Life or death. As for seeing this part of Nezuko's body, wouldn't it be good for a protagonist to get some benefits? I originally thought that she would accept all the girls from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, but she did accept two. This is a bit regretful. My favorite is the one with him at the end, Tokyo Ghoul. The part is particularly beautiful, especially the emotional line between him and Touka. It cannot be said to be sweet, but it is very healing. Because in the manga Tokyo Ghoul, his only regret is Tooka. He and Kaneki never get together. The protagonist and Touka are together, and they have completed their lives. What I admire the most is that when the author wrote the protagonist, he did not let the protagonist interfere with the original story line. I particularly admire this, so those who like to watch can try to watch it. Those who don't like it can give it a try. If they don't like it, they can just leave without persuading them to leave. The previous demon slayer may have been very detailed, but the later Tokyo Zombie was written very simply, and it was a bit unfinished in the end, but everything was fine. I hope the author can write a movie about Tokyo Zombie.

Well, I have finished reading the book. The author is very serious and responsible, and the details are very good. It is quite attractive. The bad thing is that it is a bit unfinished, and the protagonist seems to be involved and follows the plot (although there is still a sense of existence, but most of it follows the plot). There are not many shining points. The emotional handling of the female protagonist (not single) is also okay, and there is no uncomfortable feeling. Although I finally returned to Demon Slayer's world to improve it, it still felt a bit of a pity. The second thing is to hope that there will be a second part to improve Ghoul, and finally make it fit the title of the book, Traveling Through the Worlds. It's very nice (it's my first time to write so many book reviews, so I'm a little shy, please point out any shortcomings⁄(⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)⁄)

Looks good! It's just that the ending is a bit hasty. If you continue writing it, maybe it can become a masterpiece with more than 5,000 chapters [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

Good books always accumulate over time. This book is good and highly recommended!

This is the first work I read on Tomato. It's well done and written, but the interaction is boring.