Demon Slayer: The Moon Swordsman

This is the most reasonable female protagonist in Demon Slayer fan fiction I've read, Butterfly Ninja. Except for the time of some characters being a little earlier, the others are more reasonable. There is no system, and the protagonist is not the kind of invincible tweet novel who fights all the way to the end. Moreover, the emotions in it are relatively rich, so I can give it a full score.

In this noisy era, I have never imagined that my work will become a hit that everyone is eager for. It is not a mass-produced trendy item with no intention of catering to popular tastes. I carefully carve out every detail, pouring all my emotions and thoughts into it, just to wait for that small group of people with similar soul frequencies. They may be scattered in every corner of the world, encountering my works in an inadvertent moment, and gaining insight into the subtleties within them. For me, this niche appreciation is like the stars in the night sky, which is enough to illuminate the long road of my creation and become the endless motivation for me to stick to my original intention.

I accidentally discovered this book and have been following it until now. As of Chapter 218, I haven't found any poisonous points. The author's writing is very good, and the description of the environment is not obtrusive. The emotional scenes are not blunt, and the daily life with Ren is very sweet. The fight scenes are wonderfully written, and the characters are well portrayed. It can be seen that the author has carefully portrayed the protagonist's crow. The protagonist cares about his master when he is in a coma, but does not say anything when the master wakes up. The interactions with other crows are very interesting. The arrogant little crow is really likable (I like it anyway). It's really gratifying to watch the protagonist grow up little by little. The protagonist's character is very cheerful and humorous at the beginning, but later he becomes the captain and gradually becomes mature and steady. Lord Kamizuki is very gentle, will care about Yin, tell them how hard they have worked, and will give up fighting Mo Mo Tou because he is worried about Kanae. He is also very strong. He can pick 5 pillars per person, and he is a very reliable person. Every time I see Master Shenyue tired, I feel very distressed, but fortunately I have the patience to stay by his side. The current plot is still about Toki Teru and the two joining the Demon Slayer Corps. We are looking forward to Toki Tetsu and the two's reactions when they know the true strength ranking of Lord Kamizuki in Hashira. The plot I most want to watch is the Judgment of the Pillars. Looking at what the protagonist said to Masaki before, I feel that it should be the same as the original plot. Giyuu discovered and let Nezuko go. I just don't know when the protagonist will know. As the captain of the protagonist, he may know it when Tanjiro goes to Saagiri Mountain. ? (Purely personal guess) This book ranks at least in the top ten among the Demon Slayer fics I've read. I highly recommend it! ! Finally, I would like to wish the author better and better results in this book, and give me five stars [like]

This book should be regarded as a very good book about Demon Slayer, and the writing is also very good, because I have read many books about Demon Slayer, including Fan Zhu and others. To be honest, this book can really compete with Fan Zhu. [Like] [Like] [Like]

It's very well written, it's pretty good. On Tomato, Demon Slayer is the only one that's written well, and there's another one I forgot about [face covering] [face covering]

Overall, it's okay. The protagonist's life story is explained very clearly, but it's a bit unreasonable for Enichi to live in the brain. Later, the interactions with Shinobu were also very smooth. However, I didn't understand Kanae's feelings for the protagonist. She has become a benefactor. And the appearance of the captain is a bit weird, which makes the reading actually feel like a middle-class one. The author wants to create a feeling of fighting excitement. Generally speaking, it is worth reading. However, the author is relatively slow to explain the plot including the emotional line. The pace of the whole book is not fast. As a debut novel, it is already good. In addition, it is a male author, so the emotional line will definitely not be so delicate, but it is still commendable. I would give it a 7 out of 10 [Thinking]

How to say it? I also understand what slow pace is, but it's actually a bit unfriendly to me as someone who has heard it. He describes the environment for five or six pages. In terms of writing style alone, I think the author is probably the best among the Demon Slayer fanfics I have read. After listening to dozens of chapters, I also understand why others have finished it 300,000 to 600,000 times. The author has more than 900,000 words and is still being serialized. I think other fans have some flaws in the plot. The plot of this book is okay but the pace is slow. It can be seen that the author really wants us to resonate with the characters he creates. After all, just reading the introduction can tell Wu Dao. I feel that the characters do not need to use so many metaphors. It is too literary and young, and it is difficult for people who read fast food novels to adapt to it. In the end, despite this, I will still read it. After all, the pace is slow, and I am still looking forward to the emotional line.

A true review. I am really satisfied with the writing. The writing is good, the style is good, and the details are well drawn. This is the advantage. I think the disadvantage is that the emotions of Kazunobu are relatively slow, and I like fast-paced and careful reading. But the biggest disadvantage is that the author updates too slowly! Just show this to someone! The author recommends ten [blowing kisses] a day Originally I was going to give it 5 stars, but I personally like emotional lines, so I'll give it 4 stars!

Very good, it almost satisfies all my thoughts about Demon Slayer fanfics

The storyline has ups and downs, recommended