Demon Slayer: I, the Blabbermouth Pillar, Head Instructor of the Demon Slayer Corps

The author's writing is very good, at least as exciting as those ghost killing books (except for a small part of the writing that is not detailed and the pace is super fast, that is, everything is written in one stroke). If it is not a prison, it will definitely become popular. If you have money, change the cover. It will definitely be a small hit. If it is a big hit, just not a prison.

Enmmmm...(Come and see!) First of all: the protagonist currently has no CP, takes the strength route, has no Madonna behavior, and each character has no OOC behavior. Feeling: Generally speaking, the operation method of this book is different from other types of Demon Slayer fanfics. If you don't save the "It's hard to calm down" series... The subject matter is relatively new, and there is a lot of logical thinking. The direction of this book, and the introduction of the author are very clear in the first article. It has been tagged, so read it clearly before jumping into it [please read carefully] For the basic outline of the article, just look at the author's introduction [Note] 1. The biggest feature of this book: the protagonist reformed the Demon Slayer Corps on a large scale through the original work and the memories before time travel. [Exploration] The overall reform trend is towards the current "army" of China, so this book does not have too much character description. The author's introduction makes the direction of the book very clear. (Note: It is not recommended for people who have not read the original Demon Slayer. It doesn't matter if you are a newbie who wants to try it. As long as you are happy)

If you give five stars to this number of words, you will lose points, so I will change it back after 100,000 words [laughter]

I like it very much. I have read a lot of Demon Slayer fandoms. I often feel that the selection system of the Demon Slayer Corps is unreasonable, but few of them help the Demon Slayer Corps reform. This book is very good [laughing]

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Rare good books and rice pillars in Demon Slayer and ordinary people, I would like to call you the Three Phantom Gods of Demon Slayer [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [you taste] [you taste] [you taste] [you taste] [you taste] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

This book is wonderful. The literary style is so smooth and smooth at first glance. The plot and layout are innovative and worth reading. The setting is novel and creative. After talking about it, I think this book is superior and it is a good work.

Awesome, author, how did you manage to update it after two years [awkward laugh]

I finished reading it in one sitting and it was very comfortable. There is no obvious poisonous point, no outrageous OOC. Reminds me of that sentence, adaptation is not random editing. For me, the most comfortable part of the whole book is the expansion based on the original world view. Whether it's the way of practice or the structure of power, it's all well written. However, the relationship between Wu Mei and Hei Shimo is indeed a bit excessive, but I can accept it. In general, if you are tired of reading mindless and refreshing articles, you can give this book a try.

This book is not bad! Time travel, system, golden finger, male protagonist, no CP, fan fiction, happy ending, reform, innovation. Some of the settings are novel, the plot is coherent, and the characters have distinctive characteristics. The male protagonist is lively and cheerful, quick-thinking, humble and studious, calm and decisive, calm and composed, and powerful. Great, keep up the good work^O^~