Demon Slayer: Tsugikuni Michikatsu Decides to Run Away

I even tasted the fine crumbs in the tomato... It's not a romance novel, but the emotions are absolutely delicate and profound enough. A series of small things accumulate to create a huge emotional impact... It's so delicious, I left a review overnight...

The brotherly bond between the Tsugikuni brothers is excellent... Although both brothers suffered a bit in this loop, their relationship unexpectedly improved over time. Personally, I think the author's psychological descriptions of Yan Sheng are very realistic. Although it's written in the second person, I didn't feel any out-of-character moments. I was completely immersed in it!

It's really good, feels very real. I hope the two of them can stay together forever; the family-themed storyline is very heartwarming. Seeing Yoriichi get beaten and injured by his father, yet avoid further injury to avoid worrying his brother, and Kokushiro struggling internally because of this, made me feel so sorry for them. It seems the person I dislike most is "father."

Isn't this unfair to Iwakatsu? As the older twin, he honed his swordsmanship through years of hard work, while the younger brother did nothing but was born more skilled. Yoriichi easily received the mother's love he so desperately craved, and their mother never gave Iwakatsu a single gift. The only gift Iwakatsu ever asked for from his mother, Yoriichi also received easily.

It's really well written, with delicate emotions and a strong sense of immersion. When I read it before, I thought that someone as proud as Yan Sheng shouldn't feel only hatred or jealousy when he saw his younger brother easily achieve what he couldn't do even with all his might, trampling his efforts underfoot. Humans are complex beings.

Excellent, very well written. The character of Yan Sheng is portrayed so accurately. His brotherhood with Yoriichi is a complex mix of caring and disliking. Under normal circumstances, they wouldn't have a happy ending. Putting myself in Yan Sheng's shoes, watching Yoriichi made my stomach ache. His encounter with the hydrangea made the character even more vivid.

Very, very… I read it all in one go. Even though it's a different development from the original story, it's completely logical and makes perfect sense, without any sense of being out of character… Perhaps this is what everyone was expecting. I suddenly remembered my shock when I saw the crocodile patching up the story.

This is an amazing fanfiction, a real gem found on Tomato's platform. The writing is incredibly delicate, bringing out many easily overlooked details and offering a more nuanced perspective than the original work. I wasn't particularly fond of Tsugikuni Iwakatsu as a character, not understanding his choices, but this story made me realize I was being detached from reality.

I dare say they understand each other, but they can't solve each other's pain. The chemistry between Yan Sheng and Yuan Yi creates a bittersweet atmosphere. The author's writing is excellent, allowing every reader to empathize with Yan Sheng and experience the churning in their stomach.

It's incredibly nuanced. I stayed up all night to get to this point. The author is truly skilled at depicting emotions; it's not out of character at all. The emotions are meticulously broken down and told in a gentle, flowing way. Reading this, I could only sigh at the choices they would make and their inescapable fate.