Demon Slayer: Parasitizing Muzan from the Start

Overall, it's a very novel genre, with very detailed character descriptions, especially the original characters. However, because it follows the main storyline, the beginning doesn't have a strong visual impact, mostly focusing on everyday events.

The book is good, but it's too overly saintly. The cannibalism is just something to pretend to do; it made me feel a bit nauseous. However, the plot is good.

I hope Muzan and Changming can merge into one. They share the same blood and are essentially the same entity, so they can utilize the power of both. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. Finally, I have to say this story is really good! 😻

The book's pace is quite fast; it's basically about transmigrating into another book, running away, developing power, fighting, and then it's over. It doesn't drag at all. However, after finishing it, I still felt a bit like, "That's it?" It wasn't bad, though. 🤔

The author could try writing about other worlds or reshaping existing ones, or introducing other transmigrators from other realms so the protagonist can acquire new resources and alter the world. For example, he could spread his blood across the entire world, corrupting all living beings, perhaps turning this Demon Slayer world into a low-budget version of One Piece.

I hope the protagonist can go to another world; the power levels in Demon Slayer are too low.

It's pretty good, but the pace is a bit fast. I'm worried I won't be able to finish it, since it's going to end easily.

I would only give it five stars. However, I personally think the overall quality of this book is only three stars. Of course, this is mainly because my standards are quite high. Apart from requiring a little bit of imagination, this work does not have any groundbreaking logical flaws. The low quality of Tomato's work is obvious to the naked eye. Very few of them are watchable. The author's writing style and application have great potential; with continued refinement, the future is promising.

It's a bit short, but still enjoyable; it just ended a little too quickly.

The plot development is good; personally, I think it's one of the few Demon Slayer fanfics that can truly captivate me.