Demon Slayer: The Shadow Pillar Who Walks the Night

This Demon Slayer may not be Tomato's best, but this Demon Slayer is the best I've read so far! Come on!

I have finished reading it all. How should I put it? Although this book cannot be said to be very good, it can even be said to be very bad in the eyes of some people who tend to be serious. However, (funny) I am not, hehe (don't hit me if I get skinny). In my eyes, although there are some typos, they are harmless. It is about spots. Not everyone's spots are like flames like Enichi and Tanjiro, but they vary with each other. Breathing methods and different patterns that are born with their own styles. Also, what I think is a poisonous point is why the protagonist can use the two nostrils separately... It would be fine if it were fused, but using two breathing methods for the two nostrils separately, let alone whether it will weaken the main breathing method. Just using them separately is outrageous. If it is fused... Well, "Dark Sun Breathing" "Double Sword Style I-type: Amaterasu no Knife", wow... Well, it still feels so poisonous... Forget it, this book is pretty good anyway.

This book is the most interesting of all the fan series I have read. I am not basing it on you, this is my inner expression. Although the book has been completed, Hokage realizes his dream, Kabuto Sennin, Demon Slayer realizes his dream, and the master has you! !

It's very good, but the number of chapters is a bit short. In Demon Slayer, the main plot and branch plots feel well connected. However, I always feel that some paragraphs are overdone, and there are too few descriptions of the environment, psychological demeanor, etc., So this may be the reason why the novel has few chapters. Overall, it's a good Demon Slayer fan novel, at least it doesn't make me feel embarrassed or lose my fighting power like some other novels. That feeling is really terrible.

Ahhhhh, it's so pretty (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡. It met all my expectations for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. There is no heroine yet! Like Like (｡ò ∀ó｡)

This book is super exciting and good to read. The author insists on writing it and keep writing. I hope you will. [Blowing kiss]

Very good, so good that I was reluctant to part with it for a while. It felt very immersive. The hardships of killing ghosts during the period were very real. I really like the protagonist. I think his experience is very consistent with the original work and is well accepted. It doesn't have weird settings like other books. It's good! Come on! I like (´▽`ʃƪ)♡

This is what fan fiction should be like. The real meaning of fan fiction is to reverse the tragedy in the original work for everyone. There is no need for a very exciting plot. I just want everyone to see a perfect ending and make everyone laugh with joy. I hope the author will continue writing and continue the true fan fiction!

At the beginning, the protagonist's family was destroyed due to the destruction of evil spirits. Seeing the death of his former neighbors, friends and neighbors, the hero's psychology collapsed for a time. Finally, he joined the Demon Slayer Corps as a member of the Demon Slayer Corps. He then practiced desperately and made breakthroughs in infinite improvement of his strength. In the end, he discovered how to open the He Dao and killed without mercy. , The final ending... All the stories are connected, and the story content and character design that it can contain are still full, so even if this article may not be liked by many, many people, there is absolutely no problem with this article. I will continue to work hard in the future, and I hope the author can shine on his favorite path in the future.

No cp, the protagonist is well portrayed, it is an excellent work Although the protagonist's strength rises very quickly due to the short length, he does not rise to the level of being invincible without any brains and can kill through the infinite city alone. It's that feeling of reaching the ultimate level of human beings, but still can't match the infinite lifespan of the winding ghost alone. It's not a big deal. Highly recommended for those who are interested. (It's a pity that I don't have a knife. After reading so many books, it suddenly feels strange not to be knifed. Or is it just that I am indifferent to the knife?)