Demon Slayer: Inheriting the Bloodlines of Yoriichi and Muzan

How come such a beautiful book has such a low rating? It reflects the most real world, reflects the most real people's hearts, and complains about the injustice of fate. It is like a personal experience, too real to be a novel...

There is a female protagonist, a half-human, half-ghost protagonist, and happyend. Kanae, a single girl, did not join the Demon Slayer Corps, but finally cooperated with the Demon Slayer Corps (the former was hostile). The protagonist Seishi is very gentle.

This book is one of my favorites besides Iibashira. It has a completely different perspective on demon slayers. The author's writing style is also good, and he has a good grasp of emotions and plots. It is a bit of a knife, but it is not a cool book. The single heroine, Kanae, is full of emotions when watching the protagonist grow up. Whether it is in strength or psychology, she is contradictory to determined, and has nothing to regaining everything.

Half human and half ghost is a path never imagined. The hardship and hope represented by this road make people look forward to it and enjoy it even if everything is still in the fog. Although there will definitely be more powerful difficulties and pains waiting for Feng in the future, I believe he will go on firmly. I hope that he can live happily with his companions in the future, can achieve positive cultivation with Butterfly Chanel, have his own family, think more about himself, have lighter burdens, and be willing to let others help him share some responsibilities without having to work so hard (although this child does not feel that he is working hard [face covering]) It is undeniable that the setting and story development of the author's book made me feel the charm of fandom again. The reason why I like reading fan fiction is that I like to see how many possibilities the same world view and the same story can appear in secondary creations! That kind of adding a setting, groundbreakingly changing the direction of the story, similar but different, and the sparks created by the collision of ideas is simply addictive.

It's very good. This is another book that stood out to me besides Fanzhu. The content is very sweet and the author is so good at writing, hahaha

The front was pretty good, but in the back, the partners asked the Demon Slayers to kill a large area, and they took revenge one by one, and kept dying one by one. In the end, they didn't fight the Demon Slayers with no misfortunes, and not a single one of them died. They just let them breathe. Will the more than 50 dead partners still have a chance to live? A good book is a good book, the emotional line is also good, except for the ending, everything is very good, the setting is also very novel, the ending is not bad, but I think it is really not good. (This is purely a personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it. Of course, if you think the ending is good, I have no problem with it.) In the finale, everyone who hurt the protagonist's companions is alive and well, but those 54 companions are really dead. Even if Muzan is the culprit, the Demon Slayer Squad is also considered an accomplice. Even if the Demon Slayer Squad fell into the trap, they clearly found out that these ghosts are different from man-eating ghosts, but they still continue to kill. Just because they fell into the trap, they are not guilty? At the beginning, the protagonist was making a lot of noise, and was determined to completely destroy the Demon Slayer Squad. However, he later killed a group of soldiers, but Zhu, the main murderer, did not kill any of them. Later, he asked Zhu to kneel down and repent. If confession is useful, why would he need revenge?

A very good book. From Kana Kaede's experience, there is warmth and happiness, but also helplessness, sadness and despair. After the protagonist was exploited by Muzan, he felt a mixture of grief and anger... After taking revenge on the Demon Slayer Squad, he still did not act cruelly, and finally fought against Muzan with the Demon Slayer Squad... It was very humane. When confronting Wu Ke, they worked together and finally killed Wu Ke. Even though he is half-human and half-ghost, he knows that it is very difficult and painful to walk out of this road, but Feng still finds a way... Feng's efforts and persistence are all to give half-human and half-ghost like him hope to survive. To sum up, this book is one of the best Demon Slayer fanfics I have read so far, with no bad endings and no poisonous points. I hope the author's subsequent books can still maintain this quality, come on! [Sending Hearts]

It looks good, the writing is good, and the emotions are conveyed very well. Tomato's demon slayer stories are rarely like this, come on It's good to make up for regrets, because Demon Slayer is all about swords. I don't know if saving the Shangxian ones would benefit the book, because it's too late and my brain can no longer think. But instinctively I still hope to save them What should I say if I don't want to read chapter 70? Later the settings started to become a little loose. And the strength is obviously unequal. The person who can become a pillar must at least have the strength to go up the string. What's the point of following a down string.

It's really good. I read it in one day. Among the ghost movies I read, except for Fanzhu, he is this good. I have never given it a rating. I only looked at high-scoring books before. Now in order to save this book that has not yet reached an eight-point rating, I made an exception and gave it a rating. Who deliberately set a low score? Finally reached 7.8

Very nice. If possible, I would like it to be without a heroine. My personal preference is to prefer a film without a heroine. Of course, this is a personal preference. Overall, this novel is also very good. One of the four demon slayer novels that I like. (Two of them are written in big letters by the author)