Red Knife? I Understand, It's the Immortal Slash!

Good book, I like this kind of work where the main character travels through the original world instead of some modern Yakuza binding system that inherits the main character's template. The image of the wolf is restored very well, and you can feel the author's cooking skills, giving people a feeling of "if it were a real wolf, this would be the reaction"

It's so good. It's only 7 points. I can't understand it. This is completely opposite to those stories that don't even make sense and always end up with harems. The fusion of Sekiro and Demon Slayer is very novel. This is the first time I've seen someone fuse Sekiro in a story. When writing an article, the author must pursue logic carefully.

I can't describe my feelings after reading it. This feeling may be the best evaluation of it. Thousands of words came to my mind, but in the end I only reduced it to one sentence: wonderful. The setting is rigorous, and the parts involved in comics and games are very meticulous. It is the kind of two-chef ecstasy. The plot is compact and orderly, not boring at all, and the logic is self-consistent. The most surprising thing is the portrayal of the characters. The animated characters are well drawn and can act and express emotions very much in line with the original work, without feeling strange. The image of the game character Wolf is more fleshed out, and he is no longer the ruthless ninja in the game. Even Minako is still a bit thin. She mainly plays a "dispatch" role. She has a lot of weight but lacks plot characterization. The battle scenes are also thrilling, and the various familiar people and moves make gamers hooked. I have enjoyed and been very satisfied with the reading process these days. I would like to thank the author for bringing this book to the world.

Pretty good, but the system and gamified red dots and torso values ​​are a bit off. Sekiro has experienced so many battles and should be able to rely on experience to fight. There is also the classic system of creating something out of nothing. It would be great if it could be changed to something that Sekiro would make himself. The restriction is that it must be made using karma, and others cannot do it. Unfortunately, it cannot be changed. But regarding the battle scenes, Sekiro's character, and the integrated design of the plot, I hope the author will update it more. Not enough, not enough at all [blowing kiss]

It's so strong, I have nothing to say. The characters, plot, and combat capabilities are all very well grasped. It is the most reasonable novel that I have ever seen that integrates Sekiro into the plot. It must be full marks. As long as it is written according to this stability, it will definitely be a fine novel. There are some details that are slightly lacking but it is innocuous. I am looking forward to it. I hope the author will continue to work hard [Like] [Like]

It's great to watch. Even though I don't know much about Sekiro, I enjoyed watching it very much. I'm really looking forward to the wonderful chemistry between Ashina and the Demon Slayers.

Everything in life is used to feed ghosts, and ghosts have nothing to repay humans with, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing This is a book of very good quality, but because the subject matter is easy for some brats to contaminate the comment area, I will not comment here.

In my personal opinion, this book is very good. The author's writing is good and the characters are well created. In particular, the character setting has not changed much. Generally speaking, the only shortcoming of this book is that it is too short! ! !

How can I put it, this detail is integrated very appropriately, and at the same time, the moves inside are all real. But I don't know how to write the rest of it. It seems like I'm still looking forward to what's coming next. There are also wolves. It seems that some Shura settings have not been completed yet. The people in the Demon Slayer Team don't know about Shura yet, and Demon Slayer should not have a big dragon. Hey, I call Sakura Dragon a big dragon here. Well, as for the wolf, it seems that if it is in Shura state, it should be able to kill Demon Slayer.

I have read Chapter 21 so far. The wolf written by the author is very consistent with the appearance shown in the game, and some of the subsequent changes are also very good. It is currently non-toxic, and I give it five stars (I also found a fanfic of Sekoro and Demon Slayer on Tomato before, but it was discontinued later. I hope the author will not discontinue the update [crying])

Very well written. The characters on both sides have not collapsed, so this is already a relatively successful fanfic. The obvious main line is to fight without suffering, and the growth line should be that the wolf enriches his emotions and forms partners with more like-minded people [Thinking]

The following are purely subjective comments First of all, the author's selection of materials is very good. Sekiro and Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba are well integrated in the author's writing. In the book, I can see the changes made by the protagonist due to the "evolution" of his mood. The author's details are well grasped. The battle descriptions and character descriptions in the book made me feel a sense of separation. The author's descriptions of the battle scenes were immersive and very immersive. It can be said that the writing was full of energy. However, I think the author's character descriptions are slightly lacking. The author often uses the structure of "verb/mental activity, character + verb/mental activity" when describing characters. Occasionally using it can improve the article, but almost all character descriptions have this structure, which makes people bored after reading too much. The above is my general summary of this book. The martial arts is very, very good, but the literary drama is slightly lacking. I hope the author will keep up the good work, come on!

It's a great fanfic. It's great for me, who has played Sekiro and prefers to watch demon slayers. The character of the wolf is very restored and there are no major problems in the plot. The only thing I have to say is that the two more explosive points of the second and last chapters are moved to the early stage, which makes the later fights less exciting than the previous ones. , In addition, the progress of the subsequent plot is a bit too fast. The wolves are either fighting or on the way to fight. I feel that in the middle period, I can write more daily parts to relieve the tense atmosphere. However, when I read it in its entirety, it is still quite an excellent fanfic [laughs] Also, will you consider writing a side story about Wolf and Shinobu in the short term? [Blowing kiss]

This is definitely the best Sekiro fanfic. It doesn't use fancy names to create a harem, nor does it cheat and kill villains at every turn. The plot arrangement is very reasonable. The positioning of the character Sekiro in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is better than that of other different games and animes. I love playing Soul Games and watching 2D. I originally wanted to bring the character Sekiro into other anime. Thank you to the author for making his dream come true. The writing is very good. Be sure to keep updating and don't finish it early.

I'm very happy to read Sekiro. The wolf is well described, with a sense of flesh and blood. The battle part is detailed and wonderful. I have also researched the various backgrounds of Sekiro. The only thing I don't like is the system, especially when I see the system coming out when I am brewing my feelings. I feel that it is too dramatic. It may be a matter of my personal taste. It feels like a pity. By the way, why do you think the system is out of control? It mainly refers to the last few chapters. The battle with Shura, immortality, Long Yin, Long Ke and so on are all brought to reality. The world of Sekiro seems to be real and affects Demon Slayer. At this time, various items and settings of the system appear. Are they the real world or rely on the system to exist? In addition, some of the Wolf's combat settings make people feel like they are playing a game. When these two points collide, it feels particularly disconnected.

All the fighting scenes in the Sekiro novels I have read are quite good. Does the author have any ideas for modding the wolf in the future?

The plot is very compact and the fighting scenes are very real. It seems that the author played the wolf again for writing? [Facepalm] Every line is very good. It is worthy of being the most suitable demon slayer book for my taste. I hope the next one will be better.

It's very nice to watch, and there are basically no big problems. However, the plot feels a little too fast. It feels like the wolf is always either fighting or on the way to fight. There are basically no problems with the characters. It's just a pity that the familiar characters are gone at the end, but it is also very restored.

It seems pretty good so far. At least the character of the wolf character is quite well captured. However, in my opinion, the game concept of the wolf is still too heavy and lacks some rationalization. I personally prefer to be more realistic.

Read it in one sitting. Except for some awkward writing in some places, there doesn't seem to be any big problem. When the male protagonist killed the king general, the dialogue among the villagers next to him seemed a bit confusing. Then the dialogue interspersed with each battle feels a bit strange. Nothing else. The battle is very graphically written.

Very, very good. I didn't expect Sekiro to have such high-quality writing. The character of the wolf is well grasped (that's the wolf in my heart). The plot setting is also very strict. There is no conflict between the two world views. In short, it is very good.

Okay, it's the best demon slayer I've seen in a while (*^ω^*)

I am Kumo Sekiro, and I have only watched DY's commentary on Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. Summary: If you are interested in Sekiro and Demon Slayer, you can give it a look The following is my personal opinion: ①The book review says it is a systematic text, with some elements, but! ! I personally think it is different from the system that interferes with the protagonist's growth throughout the entire process. The system here is equivalent to bringing over the combat UI and inventory from Sekiro, and there is no taskbar. After Sekiro has passed through, he is already the complete Sekiro in the finale. The system here only gives Sekiro trophies and skill points after defeating the enemy, helping Sekiro regain his power in the game. And although it is said to be a plus, it was actually only mentioned in the early stage. The subsequent system is only equivalent to a storage space + automatic pickup, with a very low sense of presence and does not affect viewing. ② Possibly controversial point: I personally think that the author's emotional arousal is relatively flat during the highlight moments in the book, but this is consistent with Sekiro's ninja nature. If Sekiro becomes very excited, it will damage Sekiro's image, so I think it is okay. ③Praise: The logic of the whole text is very smooth, and the integration of world views is also very natural. Although it is a time-travel text, the whole text is not abrupt. The combat logic is also very smooth, without the disruption of deus ex machina. ④Emotional line: The little girl and the butterfly ninja saved at the beginning were well written by the author and not annoying. The little girl respects + relies on the wolf, and is more like a father and daughter. The Butterfly Ninja is more about pursuing and respecting the wolf's strength, but she also likes the wolf. Personally, I think the emotional line is handled well in this way.

It's very emotional, and the author loves Sekiro. But the problem is also obvious. The combat power is increased too quickly. The two major breakthroughs are too early. After reading a hundred chapters, I feel that I don't need to read the rest. The excitement is also too fast. So the author thought of using cp to slow down a bit, but it looked strange. However, as a Sekiro fanfic, it feels comfortable to kiss, and if there are fewer typos, it would be five stars. It looks comfortable, but I typed it wrong.

It looks pretty good from the front (although it's only the front now), but Sekiro, who is not an Invincible writer, still has a bit of Invincible in him, and then I feel that I can occasionally intersperse some scenes with Tanjiro and others in the future, and then... I feel pretty good so far.

The writing is very good, and it well describes Sekiro's sense of mission and the helplessness of the original ending. Maybe Sekiro players will be happy to see the redemption that Sekiro gets when he comes to Demon Slayer. Of course, Shura's ending is about sitting out [laughing][laughing]

It's addictive to watch. Turn on the computer and play a game of your heart. Two minutes later Cai!

Read on 2024.9.1 3:07 As a Demon Slayer fanfic, I personally think it's quite good. The character of the demon slayer in the book is consistent with the original work As the protagonist, the wolf is written in all aspects, which can be regarded as a restoration of the game. The fighting scenes in the book are very exciting The ending is quite good. The only regret is that there is no extra chapter. Overall, it's worth seeing!

It's really nice to watch. The author's portrayal of wolves is very good. If you have played Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, you must watch it. Those who haven't played it can also do it. The sense of immersion may be a little weak. The author has detailed explanations for each kind of Sekiro. Don't worry about not understanding it.

As a person who has read both Sekiro Tashuume and Demon Slayer, the author of this book tried his best to do the best in his mind. Whether it is the character of each character in the book or other aspects, even the few characters that appear in the original work are described in detail. To me, it is a god among gods, [crying] Also, please bring up the extras quickly!