Starting with Demon Slayer, I Become a Thousand Demon Blades!

The characters in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba in the first world are very vivid and flesh-and-blood, especially Tanjiro Shirayukiko, who is the author of this article, and the transformation of the protagonist feels like he has completely got rid of his previous identity. The second spell return can make up for a lot of regrets, but because Tanjiro in the first chapter was too impactful, Torako's transformation felt not strong enough, and it can only be regarded as quite satisfactory. In addition, the protagonist has completely become a sword spirit with a little bit of tsundere and fun. The third One Punch Man may be because the original plots of the first two Blade Masters were too tragic. Although the Undocumented Knight is a bit pitiful, it cannot be said to be tragic and impactful enough, but the battle between Sonic and Boros is indeed heart-pounding. All in all, it is a pretty good old man's novel in the genre of comprehensive comics. I will wait for the follow-up story. In addition, I would like to ask if the author plans to go to Honkai in the future. If you feel that, you can directly set it as a weapon left by people from the previous civilization or earlier to fight against Honkai. People who can be cultivated by the previous civilization include Kevin (lead MEI to fight a bloody path), Kosma (unsung hero), Sakura (killer). In the current civilization, you can cultivate Hollandelle (picked up the protagonist in the Quantum Sea), Chen Tianwu (miserable, the plot is easier to create) It's not that there is no heroine, it's a single heroine, and the heroine is Esdeath from Zanchili.

It's good to watch. As a fan of "The Angel of the End", I finally have something to eat.

The character of the protagonist is quite cheerful, and he talks a lot, which is really cool. Moreover, he is also a knife. Finally, he has a human-like character. Damn, the main character is a bit effeminate. I thought the main character would talk a lot but be relatively calm. I didn't expect the writing to sound a bit feminine. Damn it.

Yes, the setting is very interesting, and the pace is very comfortable. It doesn't take a long time to go to Suwon for the plot. It mainly focuses on a decisive killing, which is fun.

It's so good. After reading the last chapter of the update, I didn't even respond [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]

After much thought, I decided to write a review. After reading the Naruto arc for a while, I forgot all the previous details, but the previous plots were pretty good. Below is a summary of each article Demon Slayer Chapter This is the most detailed chapter written by the author. Over the course of a hundred years, Tanjiro and the protagonist grow up together. In this chapter, the protagonist directly grows to be semi-invincible. Except for his lack of personality, he can be called a god. Return of Spells This chapter shows two people holding swords at the same time, which basically sets the scene for all subsequent chapters to be dominated by dual swordsmen. Tanjiro raised his hand. One punch chapter There is a problem in this article. Maybe the author didn't want to write about the male protagonist Asasi at first. However, due to force majeure (?), An unlicensed knight was chosen as the initial sword master, and Sonic was additionally chosen as an assistant. Dual-sword masters will inevitably have the problem of not being able to take care of both at the same time, so it is inevitable to choose one side as the main perspective. The little problem I personally think is that when the Undocumented Knight gave up the power of the protagonist in the later period, it was not expressive enough. From saving people without a license to finally giving up the protagonist's power, it is very dull. It does not show the consciousness of being a hero, but the flaws are still not concealed. Naruto Chapter There is no problem in accelerating the Naruto chapter. She has been with Naruto since he was a child. She is completely like Naruto's mother. And according to the protagonist's ability at this time, there is no problem in killing indiscriminately. Personally, I think it is very good to change the strength of the two protagonists, Naruto and Sasuke, and not repeat the ending of the two in Boruto. Author's own article In this article I would like to mention my thoughts. I have read a novel in which world advancement can be accomplished through scripts or martial arts performances. Therefore, it is completely possible to give the sword master in this world a setting of a child of destiny (his background is also quite miserable, his parents are dead and he has a deep grudge with the villain. In order to become stronger, he will do whatever it takes but he is just) The original script of World Promotion is that the sword master grows up to defeat the villain, but something unexpected happens and he is discovered by the evil god, who strengthens the villain. The world requested foreign aid to help the original protagonist. The world itself is an urban supernatural type, and there is not much room left for gods when promoted. Therefore, the protagonist's abilities are limited so that the entire plot becomes reasonable. The overall feeling is pretty good, except that the sword masters who were said to have died several times have become the sword masters who died several times. The most problematic chapter of the sister-killing chapter First of all, the protagonist ended up playing the Knife Fight himself, and then lost (although it was intentional), but it was a bit embarrassing, even though he was a god, he still lost. Secondly, there is the issue of the growth of the four sword masters. Tazmi only got the sword a few days earlier than Esdeath. It is really outrageous to grow at the speed of light to be close to Esdeath. I think it's reasonable for the protagonist to have acquired a knife since Tazmi was a child, and defeated dangerous species many times, and became a little hero in the village to emerge as a brave man. After holding a knife for nearly ten years, he can defeat Esdeath. As for why the empire didn't realize that Tazmi was so powerful, it can be assumed that Tazmi's achievements and rewards were misappropriated by the people in power in nearby cities (the empire is so dirty anyway). If the time for Esdeath to obtain the sword is delayed a little longer, the combat effectiveness will be balanced (although the sword Esdeath holds is the weakest in the first place) The third problem is that the protagonist is off-kilter, and the prompts given to Tazmi and Esdeath are seriously unbalanced. If this is changed according to my suggestions above, Tazmi will be more dependent on the knife that has accompanied her since childhood, and she will be more likely to ask the protagonist how to solve problems when she encounters them. Esdeath is not very familiar with the protagonist, so she doesn't know how to keep asking the protagonist to get hints about the protagonist. The fourth problem is the emergence of a female protagonist. Esdeath followed the protagonist to other worlds, which was not that big of a problem originally, but the protagonist has grown to an advanced stage, is semi-invincible, and even brings a bottle of oil... Moreover, Esdeath had fought Tanjiro before, and the author also wrote it in a misleading way (Tanjiro and the protagonist are more like CP), which led everyone to think that Tanjiro was cheated. Esdeath's biggest problem is not that she is a heroine, but that she appears too late. After being completely crushed by Tanjiro, he became the top one. People who like Esdeath and people who don't like Esdeath are not the same group. They don't even like Esdeath, they just want to see the protagonist being teased. Some people will abandon the book when they see that the protagonist has a new love, or there is a female protagonist (this is basically the group of people who write book reviews). New readers who want to quickly understand a book also read book reviews. Good book reviews may be suspected of being trolls, but bad reviews are more likely to not be the case. Another group of people will write a paragraph review when they see a plot they like, but this paragraph review thing is invisible to others until they read that chapter. The last issue is one that other people may find great, but I personally hate the most. In fact, Saiji and Heitong are the same kind of person (crazy woman). Both of them have wrong views. It's just because Heitong has a more tragic past and failed to kill anyone in the protagonist group, plus he has a sisterly relationship with Chitong, that he is more popular than this one. As a broken product of the tragic trial, Black Eyes can only survive on medicine (he can't live long even if he takes medicines). After taking the Teigu, he didn't think about revenge against the empire, but instead thought about killing Red Eyes. Explain that you have the strength to not take revenge on the person who made you so miserable, but instead take revenge on the person who grew up with you and has the best relationship with you. Personal feeling (brainless). Black Eye's Teigu is also very powerful, with a very high upper limit. These imperial tools are originally made of dangerous species, and this knife can also control the remains of dangerous species. This is like turning a necromancer into a melee fighter. I can't comment. In short, such a dish and..., I don't like it anyway. I haven't started reading the One Piece chapter yet, Yang Yang Shu. In order not to be folded, give it 5 stars.

Update soon! I like it very much! If you don't update it, I will chase you every day and ask: "Why haven't you updated it yet?!!!!!!" (I'm only 12 years old, I can't help it, I like it so much)

Come on, remember this sentence: If you don't die, then you will die! After all, it's really nice to use a knife as the main character to reverse something that was originally a tragedy! ! I really recommend this book. It's really interesting if you calm down and read it.

It's a pity that the old man's golden finger type was in the past, but in the end, Zhanmei appeared in the same old way. It's the same as the protagonists of those conventional fantasy novels, and it feels like the biggest feature is gone.

Come on, this book has really fulfilled some of my fantasies, and it is very well written. Also, can you write an article about "The Red Eyes of the Slash"? I feel that Adjuromaru has completely surpassed the power of the Teigu.