Demon Slayer: Doma Still Hasn’t Been Hated Today

Waaaaah, as a Doma fan, I haven't seen such a good Doma story in ages! I'm so happy! It doesn't go out of character (OOC), and the protagonist is slightly different from Doma, showcasing his unique traits. The language is witty and humorous, and there are many heartwarming and funny everyday moments.

Putting everything else aside, at least the characters aren't out of character (OOC). The changes to the original plot are natural, and whether the characters are saved directly or indirectly, it doesn't feel abrupt or disrupt their character development. (The way you wrote the millstone head is so, so, so cute!) (Clutches heart) (Satisfied) The author really wrote Doma very well.

It's great! The main character is basically Doma himself—carefree and seemingly innocent and naive, with a cheerful, lively, and naively silly (not really) personality, which is why he's not disliked 😳. Doma loves to hear what he wants to hear, and he's not picky about food anymore, even afraid of food poisoning—so cute! I was quite pleased with the types of snacks he chooses.

This book is absolutely number one among all the Demon Slayer fanfictions featuring the villainous faction that I've read. Although it's a time-travel story, the protagonist's personality is closer to Doma's own—quite despicable, and with that feeling of being disliked but unaware of it. There's also the empty compassion and extreme indifference of someone who is a "cult leader."

This is such a wonderful book! 😘 I initially thought Doma's personality would change a lot, but compared to the original work, it doesn't feel out of character at all. It can be seen as another version of the original story. 💕 The plot is also very interesting. Doma simply follows his heart, and his natural actions change many things in the original story. I really admire the author's excellent understanding and creation of the character. This book is truly perfect...! ❤️❤️

The novel title immediately caught my attention. I initially thought it was a rebirth or return story, wondering if the leader had truly improved his relationships with others. Turns out, it's a time-travel story. I can only say the author's writing is excellent; it perfectly suits the character. There are minor out-of-character moments, but they're so subtle they're almost imperceptible.

It's very interesting, lighthearted, and enjoyable with few flaws. I hope he can handle his relationship with the Demon Slayer Corps well later on, such as breaking free from their control or developing genuine feelings through his relationship with the Butterfly Sisters. However, he shouldn't spoil the Demon Slayer Corps too much, and he should maintain his cheerful self. After all, demons are transformed from humans, and he has no qualms about eating a few Japanese people. 🙂🙂🙂

Absolutely perfect, absolutely delicious, and completely non-out-of-character. I don't know why the rating is low; the plot is very interesting and engaging. It's already on my must-read list for fanfiction. It's completely different from the chaotic fanfiction I've seen before. This one has a good balance of pacing and makes you smile. Although it's short, it's full of meaning.

It's delicious, and all the non-CP (except for the official pairings, none of the original pairings have been broken up) can be enjoyed as BL (Boys' Love). There are no out-of-character moments, and the characters are all well-developed. Don't read it while drinking water, though; sometimes there are moments that naturally make you want to laugh, and you might cough while drinking.

Although it's about transmigrating into the body of Doma, there's absolutely no out-of-character (OOC) behavior. Rather, it's more like "after Doma learns about the plot," and it portrays Doma's unintentional, fun-loving nature very naturally. I would call it the best Doma-themed novel on all platforms 😘 Plus, there's no female lead, so it's definitely worth getting into!