Demon Slayer: Upper Moon Zero Seems Like a Total Loser

It's great, I haven't finished it yet. After seeing Tired Death, I have always felt a vague sadness, which is sad because no matter what, ghosts and humans are antagonistic, no matter how hard the friends of Ling Guang have to face each other, there will inevitably be separation and death in the end. The characters in the two camps of ghosts and humans are very vivid and real.

It's a good read, but the more you read, the more tragic it becomes. Rinko is always on the path of gaining and losing... Although Rinko's daily life is very interesting, and I really like this little girl, the ending really hurt me 😢😢😢😢

This is such a great book! The characters are all very well-developed and their personalities are all accurate. Rinko's experiences brought tears to my eyes ಠ╭╮ಠ. The author's writing is truly excellent. Yesterday I only glanced at the synopsis, but today I had some free time, so I started reading and couldn't stop until I finished it. This book really hit my sweet spot.

I'm still reading. Although it's a slice-of-life story that I might not be able to accept, the descriptions are absolutely amazing. The relationships between the characters are also very well written, giving off a warm and human feeling, even though it's about ghosts... The feeling of a family of three, no, a family of eight is very obvious. 🙂

This book is of very high quality on Tomato, with a comfortable writing style and excellent prose. (Ps: The following contains some spoilers, so readers who haven't finished reading and don't want to be spoiled should run!) Actually, I was almost deterred when I first saw the title, because after being a long-time JJ reader, I'm almost nauseated by JJ's typical "group-loving" novels.

I love it! This is the best Demon Slayer fanfiction I've ever read on Tomato. The author's writing is excellent, very logical, and has a distinct style with a calm humor. I've read all the chapters released so far and there are no flaws. I hope it continues to be good and doesn't have a bad ending. I especially love reading the parts with Muzan, Kokushibo, and Zaha Ten! 😋

The author portrays the protagonist's personality brilliantly, showing subtle and gradual changes, both at the beginning and later when encountering different people. (Personally, I feel the author's self-explanation is a bit excessive and unnecessary.) The plot is also quite heartwarming, like chocolate—sweet yet with a hint of bitterness.

It's really good, the emotions are very rich, but to respect the original work, they might all be forcibly taken off the page in the end. I read this book late at night and it kept me so engrossed. I'm a fan of Demon Slayers, and every demon character in the book is very well-developed. So far, I've seen Rinko become an undercover agent in the Demon Slayer Corps.

This is amazing! Of all the Demon Slayer fanfiction I've read, this one definitely ranks high. Rinko has a unique feel for everyone – people, demons, and readers alike. There aren't any obvious out-of-character (OOC) issues yet (it depends on personal interpretation). Each character's personality is very faithful to the source material.

It's so good!! No OOC (out-of-character) moments, the plot flows smoothly, and Rin is especially cute—I want to pet her! The theme is unlike anything I've seen before; the author's writing is very delicate, the emotions are rich, and the characters are exceptionally well-developed. I really, really love reading it! I'm so satisfied! Author, please update more often!!!