As an Upper Rank, I Want to Make Muzan Sunbathe

After thinking for a long time, I decided to post a comment. Although it is not finished yet, the author is rare in shaping the personality of the protagonist in a very complete and understandable way. At the beginning, Mirai is just a child who is full of longing for the future and works very hard. He will stand up for others and understand what he wants. After being forced to become a ghost, he also tried his best to strengthen his inner goals and desires. He did not sink into a ghost, but to avenge himself, rather than pin his wishes on whether he can or not. When it comes to others, she always has to make compromises, eat people to strengthen herself, and pretend to be with her enemies. The passage of time wears her down and she loses herself a little. She just insists on the desire for revenge, so that she gradually doesn't care about herself and others. The change of personality is very natural and very sad. The more you look back and look back at the original future, you will feel that this child's life is very rough. The future will always stay at the age of ten, and Fan Ji no longer has a future. In addition, now that the plot has developed to an advanced stage, Fan Ji will still follow her heart and kill people. Although she kills the damned people in the original work, the arrangement for Fan Ji will make her feel that she is getting deeper and deeper and cannot turn back. Such a move into the future can only be justified by revenge and death. If it ends badly, it will still be sad. The author's creation of characters is really complex and real. The development of the story is naturally good and bad without being abrupt. He is not the kind of invincible protagonist who kills everyone, nor is he the kind who is protected as a weak puppet until the end. It is complex and real. It really makes me a little confused about what to say. I feel a little unable to get out. I am afraid of forgetting, so I will comment first.

A poignant, tragic and ironic story about fate ——Contains spoilers—— The first completed volume and the most recommended Demon Slayer fanfic. Although the author's process of creating the heroine can be considered a twists and turns, he did put in a lot of effort. No matter what others think, at least for me, the final image of the heroine has great empathy value. In the future of Shitou, a guy who indirectly killed his new family members in order to avenge her family, her stance is not so much that she jumped repeatedly, but rather that she never figured out what she really wanted. Before the finale, she may have killed Wu Mei, but is that really the case? I don't think she knows it herself. Until the Infinite City part started, I thought the author would leave a life in the future, or an open ending. But after reading to the end, I suddenly realized that death was the real relief for her. Although the author has made magical changes to the original plot, in my opinion, it is not particularly outrageous from the perspective of comics or animation. What makes me most happy and moved is that the author restored the setting of all evil spirits going to hell to the greatest extent. The character of the future, her entanglement and pain, and the outbreak of the decisive battle in Infinite City can be said to be the climax of the whole book. This is a poignant, tragic and extremely ironic story.

It's very, very good to watch. I couldn't stop crying until the end. The first Demon Slayer fanfic starts from such a high level. I'm worried that I won't be able to read anything else in the future. 🌚 The heroine Baby is like a starry night that will eventually be wiped out by the sun. It looks like it is dead and gray, but in fact it is trying its best to emit micro-fluorescence. It is contradictory and hard to reconcile. She is a ruthless and cold-blooded ghost, but she is also a flesh-and-blood person with a soft heart (I don't care, I just like her and feel sorry for her and she will not accept refutation🙄) The character design is super It's great, including every supporting character, especially the brother and sister, I shed a lot of tears for them🌚This makes me feel that the heroine baby and each of them or ghosts are alive, with their own feelings and beauty. From the dark words, I saw a world where ghosts and ghosts are also sentimental. I love the heroine baby! I also love the author so much! >3<[Super loud JPG][Blow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss] This book will always be No. 0 In my mind! ! ! ! ! (●'◡'●)

Except for the behavior of the protagonist and the character description of Snake Pillar, the rest of the character descriptions are quite restorative, which allowed me to read the flavor of the characters in the original work. It is too fragmented. It should be to show the wavering feeling of the protagonist, the combination of human will and the will of a ghost, but it seems not very successful. It may become a big poisonous point in the future. Maybe the reason why the book cannot be rated is because the behavior of the protagonist is too poisonous. The rest are quite good. This is the only book I have read that restores the character of the original work.

It is one of those rare good books that left me feeling heavy after reading it. The author created very fleshed-out protagonists and other characters. In the author's novel, the protagonist experienced the tragic death of his mother, the betrayal of his relatives, being forced to violate his ideals, cannibalism, and even lost his memory. Ren Liu had the obsession to resist without misfortune. The author did not simply create a "ghost", but chose to let the protagonist alternate between "ghost" and "human" identities. I struggled with changing times, so this book gave me a strong sense of immersion. Even though the plot description in the middle part is relatively bloated and the ending without a tragedy is a bit dramatic, it is still insignificant compared with the author's character creation. There are still too few Tomato works that focus on character creation. It's a very good Demon Slayer fanfic, and it's hard to read other similar works.

It's a good read. After reading it, I feel that there is no right or wrong in anything I do. What is wrong is the human heart, which is the most changeable. The heroine actually did not do anything wrong. The author describes the heroine's tangled emotions very delicately, making it feel like being there. I also hope that the author will update it soon. We readers are waiting for your update! Keep up the good work and don't stop updating

It's very pretty. When I first saw the name, I thought it was more funny and heartwarming. Although there were some knives interspersed in the middle, I still felt it was quite cozy, and it almost killed me in the end. The paper never falls, and the tears never stop falling😭😭

The writing is beautiful and moving, and the emotions are sincere and delicate, making people feel the author's intentions. The storyline is very attractive, taking the ghost route, which is different from most other themes. All in all, I really like this book and hope to keep writing it.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. I'm new to Demon Slayer. I finished it in three days. I read about the final ending of Mugen City. It's terrible. It's terrible. It's terrible. It's too brutal. So I came to a fan to soothe my hurt heart. (Actually, there's a reason why Demon Slayer's setting is so cool.) I've watched a lot. It's the first time I've seen the main character who turns into a ghost and eats people and dies in the end. Wow. Wow. At the beginning, I kept hoping that the future would be an exception with the halo of the protagonist. Even if there is no Blue Higanbana. , Can also overcome the ghost of the sun (I didn't read it in the middle, it was too sharp, I realized that the protagonist will still die, so I just landed in the last chapter), and I really hope that the protagonist can be an unruly evil person/ghost, with a long ghost life, and can always find a new meaning to live, such as seeing if there are aliens or something, or wanting to atone for his sins, just like the last chapter (I only read the last part, it was too sharp, I can't stand it [crying]) Yin Zhu said that only by living can you atone for your sins. I didn't watch the middle part, so I don't know what the future journey of changing my mind will be like. The protagonist can't stand the fact that the protagonist dies in the ending, so I cry. Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking knife [crying]

After listening to it, I have mixed feelings and a feeling of loss. To be honest, this is a good book. Although the inconsistent thoughts in the future are a bit complicated, the overall idea is quite clear. There are many places that touched me, such as Mirai's struggle when recalling fragmented memories, and the final chapter of "Onibashira Tokitou Mirai". When I heard the last part, I couldn't let go. I even felt that the article was too short, and I didn't even have the mood to read the extras. I really recommend reading this book. I think it deserves such a long list of words and five stars.