Demon Slayer: I Became a Pillar After Turning into a Demon

(Well, this is purely a personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. Your heart can't bear it and you'll cry.) I've read Fanzhu's book before and I finished it completely. It's very interesting. Of course, this Demon Slayer fanfic ranks third in my mind, and it's quite good. First of all, the subject matter is a ghostly breathing swordsman, (reminds me of a book called "Frost Breath") which is much more novel than those systems. Forest Breathing is okay, and the sword moves basically satisfy my fantasy of the forest. I do think that the author can have a sacred tree like Hashirama come after the ten forms. This would be very exciting. It can also play a big role in the battle with Tong Mo. This little idea. I didn't watch much of the plot. The protagonist grew up all the way. He was a pure ghost at first, with a very bad temper, and only wanted to kill Wu Pai. Then he slowly grew up and had something to protect. This point can be highlighted. Then I have a little doubt. Some of the settings are second creations, but I think they are a bit unreasonable and far-fetched. There are not that many powerful ghosts in the trial area, etc. The writing style is pretty good among free novels, but some things could be omitted and passed over in one stroke. The author was a bit slow, maybe he wanted to express something, but I didn't see it. I don't see much, that's it. Come on, the author, you can refine it a little more.

To be honest, this is the most comfortable Demon Slayer doujin I have ever seen. Most doujins basically have systems or plug-ins. As a result, the strength is too strong, and there is a sense of deja vu that is separate from the world view. This Goldfinger is not that strong, it is well integrated into the story and develops the story. Five stars for the few excellent fans. [Like][Like][Like]

This is the type I've been looking for. The protagonist has a good outlook on life and doesn't show off when he turns into a ghost. Most of the current demon slayer fandoms that turn into ghosts are dark novels. This one is really principled and I like it, but the author doesn't seem to be good at naming haha. By the way, I'm looking forward to the relationship between the protagonist and Shinobu.

Let's talk about the conclusion first, rating 4.5 Stars Let's talk about the advantages first. The author made up for a lot of regrets by writing this book. He wrote Hashira Slayer no Yaiba as Demon Slayer, and it also didn't have a rigid setting that was too brainless. It's not a brainless book, and it has a strong sense of substitution. It can be considered high-quality in terms of original plot, and the emotional drama is not abrupt. In short, if you want to read a Demon Slayer fanfic that is more of a growth series, you can start it. As for the shortcomings, the original characters are a bit hollow. The anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba has a group portrait style, so I think we can add memoirs to the original characters to make them more vivid. There are also some characters whose fate is a bit confusing, which can be regarded as a kind of uncertainty in fan fiction and is different from the original text. I haven't read the ending yet. This is my personal opinion. I hope it can help everyone who is hesitant to get into this book😎

The author's writing style is more delicate than most Demon Slayer fan works, and naming the breathing method is not awkward, which is better than many other fan works. The story line is long, not impatient or impatient. In addition to the main plot, there are often some interesting subplots interspersed, and occasionally there are some jokes to make people smile and motivate them to continue watching. But the emotional line about the protagonist is indeed delayed a bit too late. I know the author wants to write a slow-paced, step-by-step story, but many people who want to see the plot of sugar-making have to wait a long time before they can see it. There are almost no chapters in the first 80 chapters (maybe it's just me who cares. I'm too picky hahaha [laughing and crying]). From my personal point of view, the first time I write a book review, it may be very one-sided. Don't worry about any mistakes. I hope this book will get better and better [love] The protagonist grows step by step instead of using the system plug-in library like other brainless games. This is really good. Also, the biggest shortcoming is that it is too slow and not enough to watch! [Laughing evilly][please update]

It's very interesting. I started watching it very early. My Shinichi is so handsome. This time he turned into a ghost. Don't let the Immortal River bleed for fun again. Let's hang up. I don't want Grandpa Tong to live. Come on, author. Come on.

A well-written demon slayer story will change the actions of the ghost side according to the progress of the plot. For example, in the Mugen Train series currently being serialized, the Sword Forging Village chapter has already lost its butterflies (the jade pot has been destroyed), which is very reasonable, as if this world is the original one. I want to find a different path in the parallel world. The characters in it have souls and their own action patterns. I like this kind of reasonable and logical one. Even if the plot has changed, it will not stick to the original copies. [Like] The single female protagonist Ninja, I love the Mori Insect CP! The protagonist Moriki Shinichi and Butterfly Shinobu have known each other since they were young, and they are childhood sweethearts. From Shinobu's point of view (the attributes of the protagonist are guaranteed!) The two of them bickered when they first met, and they were like enemies. Later, they were bound to do tasks for a long time (although the description is not much), but in the world of the book, the two have been together for a long time, and their relationship is It's a smooth process, and it's quite delicate. I like this kind of unobtrusive emotional line ([like] to the author). Now both of them understand their feelings, but they are trapped in the current situation and haven't confessed yet (Tamayo, the strongest support, it's up to you). After the research on the human-turning medicine is completed, Shinichi, you kid, give me an A and confess to Shinobu! The princess is getting married! At that time, the ghosts were all gone and I cared about the major life events of the protagonist, right? (So the author understands what I mean, remember to send sweets to us Mori Chong when the time comes. More emotional dramas, it will be good to watch [give heart]) PS: I almost forgot about our Mori Chong's great eldest brother Toki Toru, it's great that my brother didn't die this time, Muichiro now has an older brother, a master, and a future master. Even if he practices Kasumi too much and his brain is a little confused, it doesn't matter, you have brother here! When the time comes for Mori Chong's wedding, you two might as well be flower girls and protect your master's love [Chigua]

It's a good-looking book, one of the best among Demon Slayer fics. As the author said, the emotional line in it is not a fast-food love like in other books, but a real relationship between two people slowly warming up. Summary: Honorable, embarrassing, reminder

It's good to watch. This is the second Demon Slayer book that I can keep reading. Overall, the writing style is good. There are no sudden cheats and it doesn't overwhelm the combat power. It is indeed the best work of Demon Slayer fanfiction.

It's very interesting. The second creation didn't affect the direction of the plot, and there are new elements. It's very attractive to me. I just happened to be obsessed with Demon Slayer recently. I just finished reading Rice Pillar and Tensei Tongtou. I really recommend this book. Come on, the author [Like]