Demon Slayer: Sekiro's Journey Through the Demon Slayer World

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 😘

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 👍 👍

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.

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!