Demon Slayer: the Journey from Becoming Enichi's Younger Sister

Guiding the way: Chapter 176-177 Ren's confession failed (didn't say it out) Chapter 213, Yu Xian confessed Chapter 239, Chapter 485 A goes up (endures on top) Then I was killed by a sword based on my lifespan [crying] Later, I saw the reincarnated Shinobu, and Shi and Tsukuni Enichi Now in the Shinigami world, I've been waiting for Shinobu to be resurrected and eat sweets. Evaluation: The writing is very good, the characters are very three-dimensional, Ikuko's personality is different in different periods, the conflicting emotions with Iwakatsu Tsukuni are also well described, and the plot of mutual damage with Su Shi is very interesting, especially the scenes where Su Shi has to draw Ikuko's blood for research King, I even [palmed my face] when I drew out the shadow. All in all, it's a very good Demon Slayer fanfic [Like] [Like] [Like] It's just that the world of Bleach is very unfriendly to someone like me who has never seen it (I specifically went to see Bleach). I hope there will be plots about Demon Slayer in the future.

It is a Mahayana work that combines the elements of fellow fans and Tomatoes, and the emotional expression is very delicate. Except for the plot in the middle where Mi Douzi turns into a ghost. All very reasonable and nice to look at. I just feel like the author was a little too hasty in writing. Take your time. It would be better to pick out some details to write. [Laughs][laughs] There's no technique, it's all emotion. It's already too much of a drag. So many emotions are enough for an anime, but in a novel, I couldn't read it at all.

It's a rare true love story. I only hope that in Bleach, A-nin and Ikuko can still have a future. Although it's ridiculous, I really like them. I've seen enough of Shimizu in Demon Slayer. Give me some sweetness in Bleach. Please! ! !

It looks good. I think the part where Nezuko turns into a ghost is actually quite normal. It's not because of the lack of writing skills, but because Ikuko is not invincible in terms of setting. She even has a little inferiority complex because she couldn't stop Black Death Mou, which makes her very tangled... So much so that Nezuko made her own decision later in the article. To be honest, even Iibashira's Nezuko couldn't save it... This is because the style and plot direction are different, and there may be more emotional expressions? ) All in all, it's still very good. I recommend more.

The best Demon Slayer fanfic in my opinion [almost crying] From the main story, Ikuko's efforts to grow up, the main story's intersection with the protagonists Dan and Hashira, the story of the original Demon Slayer team returning to life after the death of Muzan, and the ongoing passing of the past people [crying] [crying] [crying] This novel is really worth reading for those who love Demon Slayer IP, even passers-by can understand it [like] [like] [like] Let's talk about some personal feelings. To be honest, the plot of Mukai's original return to social life after his death was quite boring at first, but as time went by and the lifespan theory emerged, it slowly became more interesting again through Sword Ga. I look forward to the future modern chapter, where Ikuko can reunite with Shinobu and everyone else in the Demon Slayer Squad at school [crying] No, bro, why did you write that the God of Death is addicted? 25.6.16 I've been reading it for a while and I've read the latest one. The author is also great. He writes from a few hundred years before the main line of Demon Slayer to a hundred years after the main line of Demon Slayer, and then to a few hundred years before the main line of Bleach. Now the latest plot timeline is almost to the time when a family's parents are getting ready to get married. It's quite interesting. I haven't watched Bleach, but I watched it with gusto and searched for some experience in setting up the characters. I'll find an opportunity to catch up on Bleach [Thinking] 25.9.24 I'm going, and I'm still insisting on updating [face covering] It's been almost a year since I last complained about Death's addiction and never finished it 26.5.9

I finished reading it in one go, update soon! Update soon! It's a good Demon Slayer fanfic. The author can write scenes that are sad and funny at the same time. The heroine is almost not cheating, and she is as beautiful as she is strong. There are some parts in the middle that gave me a sense of déjà vu like an immortal novel. Anyway, it's not a loss in getting into the trap. One more reminder, you don't have to open the paragraph reviews for the first few chapters of this book. I don't know why some readers are too violent, as if they are deliberately looking for trouble. I've finished it, and overall it's good. There are flaws, but they're not major problems. The characterization and plot description can be said to be top-notch. The identity of the protagonist brings a feeling that other Demon Slayer fanfics cannot. Although the relationship line is a bit sloppy and abrupt, the relationship between Ikuko and Shinobu is still acceptable. Anyway, as long as you accept the orange, I think this book is worth reading.

The author's writing is not bad, and the plot is also very good. I believe that there is no one who reads Demon Slayer fanfiction who has not read Chinatsu. I have a high opinion of Chinatsu for personal reasons, so in my opinion, this book is only slightly worse than it, or even as good as it. There is also Yuri, whom I like, although the heroine may not come out until a hundred chapters later.

The emotions are described very delicately. The author's description of the relationship between Ikuko and Shinobu made me less shocked and (because I am a thunder dream) more normal. It felt like Ikuko was forcing a smile, and the funny atmosphere was not as good as before. I didn't skip a chapter, but until after Death, I couldn't stand it anymore. Really, it was out of my original expectation. I originally thought that Ikuko would go to heaven with Shinobu after his death, but he suddenly appeared in Death, which I had never understood. I didn't read many of the later ones, and I always felt a sense of dissonance. The story was so long that I almost forgot that it was Ikuko's personal biography.

Overall, it's a good read, and it really has the feel of the original work, but I think the only drawback is that the ending feels a bit delayed. There are more than 100 chapters for Infinite City alone, and after the end of Infinite City, there are more than 100 chapters of other content, but I haven't read these. But if you just like the original Demon Slayer, you can just watch Mugen Castle and then I won't watch it anymore. But this book really brought me a lot of happiness. When I was in school, I would secretly hide under the quilt and read the two books updated every morning. It is really meaningful in my heart

The shortcoming of this book is that it is not exciting enough, which has caused a thunderstorm for some people, resulting in a mess in the early comment area. One of the reasons why I like this book is that it is not a cool novel. It is too difficult to find a fanfic book that is not a cool novel. First of all, the character creation is not OOC and fits its setting. The plot advancement is not exciting enough, but it is suitable. Reason, the growth process of the protagonist is very clear, from the beginning of laughing and joking and trying to change his brother, to the middle ending of being afraid of death in order to avoid misfortune, and not making changes until it is confirmed that he has entered the main line. This is a distinct growth path, which is different from the growth path of Shuangwen. The character The shortcomings are also shown to everyone. Perhaps the protagonist's timidity is very controversial, but this also highlights the character's personality. A character without controversy is hollow. The most important thing is that it conforms to the main tone of Demon Slayer's worldview. This book is destined not to be suitable for most people. It is a slow-moving process and timid. The protagonist, delicate writing style, but the controversial aspects are also the core of this book. Just like I don't like the plot advancement of Shuang Wenli, this style of writing will not be accepted by some people. I just hope that like me, I won't mess with the narrative method I don't like, and maintain a friendly discussion environment.

I stopped reading after reading Chapter 107. The writing is good and the writing power is okay. The description of emotions is relatively delicate. Although it is not to the point of being immersed in it, at least it is not digging my toes into the ground. But it's a pity that I chose the wrong subject. This is a Demon Slayer fanfic. It is suitable for the writing style of refreshing novels. It is difficult to survive this slow pace that mainly describes the protagonist's emotions (family, friendship, and love are not available for the time being). But I don't understand how the author survived in Tomato. The data is not bad. To be honest, this article is not good-looking, and the slow pace is not the way it is written. The character of the protagonist is very poorly established. It is obvious that the author wants to make things more interesting, but the readers don't seem to have enough patience. You will be poisoned before you can make things happen. I was attracted by the theme of Lily Demon Slayer, but unfortunately, in Chapter 100, their relationship can only be regarded as friends at best, and I didn't bother to read the next few chapters, which was a waste of time. I guess it's a personal reason. After all, I got a pretty high score and I've been reading a lot. Maybe I'm just an outlier and can't read this kind of writing, so I won't give it a low star, so I give it five stars.

It's a very good book, especially the family lines in the early stages are well written, and the heroine is also very charming. But the love line at the back feels very abrupt and the transition is unnatural. I hope the author will work hard and continue to make progress.

It's very interesting and the author writes quickly. Here are some suggestions to prevent spoilers: I personally feel that the arrangement of rescuing Tanjiro's family when the plot officially begins is a bit toxic. The protagonist probably doesn't know when the plot officially begins. I feel that it could be changed to the heroine finding the family just at the beginning of the plot, and then catching up with Tanjiro coming down the mountain. The heroine has a moment between saving or not. After a slight hesitation, he decided to go up the mountain. When he caught up with the mountain, he could set it to "No Misfortune" and had already finished the attack, but he still had energy (in any case, he could be more flexible. Anyway, Tanjiro came back later than the heroine in the original work, so the heroine could still save him when he came). The heroine used the vampire technique to save him. , Tanjiro caught up at the bottom of the mountain, and happened to see the heroine rescuing people, but because the other family members were not angry anymore, they mistakenly thought that the heroine was a murderer, and smelled that the heroine was very dangerous, and the others were almost dead. Only Midouzi had a chance to save, and then thought of saving at least one of them, so he took Midouzi with him After going down the mountain, the heroine did not chase in order to save people. After a period of original plot, Giyuu and Tanjiro returned. Afterwards, Giyuu and the heroine made a few gestures to resolve the misunderstanding. This way can ensure that the plot remains unchanged, and the readers' reaction should be less toxic than the current plot. The above are just suggestions. The author's writing is really good. I personally accept this plot quite well. I wish the author's writing will get better and better [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

It's super beautiful. The whole story has a plain but sad feeling, no emotional lines. Although the heroine looks a little funny, she is actually very gentle. Since Yuan Yi's death, I feel that the heroine has been enveloped in a feeling of sadness. At the same time, the heroine is also very strong. It can be said that it is a senior perspective on the modern protagonist, but it is not the kind of looking down. I strongly recommend this book [exploration][exploration][exploration]

From the perspective of an ordinary reader, this book is indeed good among fan fictions. It does not make the protagonist invincible at the beginning, but allows the protagonist to grow up slowly. Compared with other protagonists, Ikuko Tsukuni has no system and no wishful thinking. As for the "touching quality" of speaking and shutting up, the author has done a very good job in shaping her character. She slowly grows up and masters her own breathing method. This is almost all done by herself. Comparing the first few pictures with the next few, the protagonist has changed from a more lively girl to a strong person. You can feel her growth, from being protected, to mastering her own breathing method, to her temporary silence, turning into a ghost, and hiding herself until Tanjiro's era. The plot is very good.

I was attracted to it because I saw it was about two heroines. There are too few works with dual heroines in Demon Slayer doujins, and there are not many good ones. This is a very good book, with delicate and full emotions, and it is very interesting to read.

The writing is good, slow-burning, the emotional description is relatively delicate, and the endurance is relatively low. It is not the kind of love at first sight, inexplicable fall in love with. I just feel that the protagonist's status in the Demon Slayer Squad should be higher, and everyone should respect her more. After all, she is from the same generation as their ancestors [Like] Among all the Demon Slayer fandoms I watch, they rank in the first echelon. After taking over the plot of Demon Slayer, the heroine has been thinking about killing Muzan through plot killing. I don't know if it is because of her personality (but judging from her resistance to her elder brother earlier, she is not weak) or because she was affected by the society at that time. She felt very afraid of getting involved with Muzan.

It's very interesting to read, but if you want to read a purely entertaining novel, I suggest you not read it. After all, there are a lot of posts criticizing the protagonist. I think the best thing about this book is actually its sense of reality. The protagonist is not a bombshell, but an "ordinary person" who has traveled to a feudal society and been coerced by fate. When encountering setbacks, he is afraid of escaping and is worried about changing the ending and is unwilling to make new choices. But he still maintains the kindness of human beings, which leads to constant pulling in his heart. Overall, the plot is quite in-depth and delicate😊

The author's writing style is very gentle, soft and comfortable, with delicate emotions. I felt so uncomfortable when I saw Yuan Yi's gentle comfort to Ikuko... Ikuko has only been alone since then... The writing is very good, the author is great, hope for more updates, don't waste your time (

It's very good, the logic is clear. There are few articles that make me feel so comfortable to read. I think there is only one point in it, which is about the strength of the heroine. It is obviously not weak, but it just gives people a feeling that she is unable to change the outcome.

I love reading it, but I feel that the setting is a bit loose. Nezuko is not afraid of the sun. It should not have been mentioned in the first season. Maybe you know it by watching the video. Don't pretend I didn't say it. Anyway, this book is still super good [shy][shy][shy][shy]

Overall, it's very good, the writing style is delicate, Miss Ikuko's character is vivid, and the characters are not OOC. Ms. Ikuko's beauty and strength are well portrayed (she even showed her low self-esteem to me), but it's a bit watered down. Let's talk about Xiao He's poisonous point when he succeeds or fails. Everyday I have always believed that, except for romance novels, all novels should try their best to shape conflicts, resolve conflicts, and then spiral upward. You can add it every day, but not too many, otherwise it will easily become procrastinating. Understand the buffering role of routine as conditioning. Let's sort out the main line of ghost slaying, which is to constantly kill ghosts. When killing ghosts, the original work adds the life of ghosts and a little bit of daily life, which obviously highlights the main line. But this article and the original work are different here. For example, the preparations before facing Wuhan, various trainings, are too homogeneous, and they are mixed with saving the protagonist. Well, it can be seen that the author, like Miss Ikuko, wants to achieve perfection, and the original intention is not a big problem. But obviously there are various ways to achieve the Great Consummation. In my opinion, the protagonists of the original work died together, rather than running out of time. They can directly kill without suffering and then recover. Moreover, the training can be compressed into 5 chapters, 2 chapters for Zhu vs. Ren, and 2 for Zhu vs. Yu. The remaining chapter is used for adjustments and characterization. Friends who mind the procrastination of the plot can skip watching. The portrayal of Ikuko was quite successful. But only then did I realize that this was a female video. I also ask the author to forgive me for my offense, but I have always believed that popular masterpieces are the perfect plot + character creation. Commonly, male and female videos are just better than one. In conclusion, although there are suspicions of nitpicking, I gave it 5 stars! ! ! I looked back carefully and saw that from more than 200 chapters to chapter 328, the decisive battle in Infinite City officially started. . . . No wonder it's so bad, this section is really, a bit too much As for Chapter 58, emm, there are indeed some poisonous points, but the flaws do not outweigh the virtues. And there are no misfortunes,,,, okay, but it's still a good fanfic In terms of plot processing, ah ah ah! ! ! Resentment

There is a touch of sadness in the writing. It's like reading a farewell letter sitting by the window sill, facing the quiet and warm sunshine of spring. /The heroine is an ordinary person. After all, nothing has changed for me. If you want to read Invincible Xiaobai, you can go.

After reading a good novel, you will feel anxious about gains and losses. It is like waking up from a dream and you are still very moved. I like the daily part of this novel very much. I didn't continue reading, after all, the feeling of fragmentation was too strong, but I felt that given the author's birdlike nature, everyone who is a demon slayer might be included in the follow-up. After all, the introduction said that the single-nin heroine, I feel that ninjas should appear again in the follow-up. But I won't read the rest of the story for now. If this is really written in the follow-up, can you give me a xd kick and I will start reading again [Thinking][Thinking]

Very pretty! Although the heroine has traveled through time and is a bit sluggish, overall her IQ is above average, and there is nothing inappropriate about the sincere emotions of her brothers. Although some chapters are a bit watery, overall it's pretty good. I hope more people can appreciate this article with me.

It's pretty good, except that it makes me a little uncomfortable not to do anything to Tongmo in order not to affect the plot. Others I consider to be superior works.

The Demon Slayer chapter is very good-looking. I especially like the 400-500 daily chapter. Every character is vivid and dynamic. Such an ordinary life is what they want to pursue together (actually, I want to see more interactions between Shinobu and Ikuko). The theory of lifespan has a deep impact on me as a person who has not read many novels. Watching my friends and loved ones age and leave one by one, it makes me feel extremely suffocated just thinking about it. The part where everyone leaves one by one in the end is really sad. But from this perspective, I really think the author is amazing. The description is really shocking. Bringing in Ikuko makes me even more heartbroken. From having a brother to being alone, to having companions and comrades, and then becoming alone again, it is really painful. Not only the loneliness of hundreds of years, but also the reincarnation of everyone. It's time to let her rest (Although it would be unreasonable and break the feeling of the Demon Slayer Arc (good things are always short-lived), emotionally I really want everyone's story to continue, at least let Shinobu turn into a ghost or Ikuko turn back into a human and die together or live forever) Emotional people like me still can't see these things. Although I don't like it, this kind of unsatisfaction does not affect my highest evaluation of it. I hope everyone can always cherish the beauty in life. It is the short time that makes it beautiful [Love]

The writing is very good, with an anime feel, and the plot is similar to the original Demon Slayer and Bleach. After watching it for so long, from the perspective of lily, I feel that the lily element is not enough, but it is enough to watch. This book is labeled as a single heroine, so it is more inclined to be a story about Ikuko's continuous growth and breakthrough. From the name, it can be seen that it is a comprehensive manga, and it is reasonable to move from Demon Slayer to the world of Death. After seeing many other readers talking about when to resurrect Shinobu, I think it is right not to resurrect him. Shinobu's role is more inclined to be the white moonlight of the protagonist, the kind that lives in memories, and its role is to shape the image of the protagonist. That's why Ikuko's half body appears as a soul-killing sword in Bleach. To resurrect Shinobu is actually to watch the protagonist sprinkle sweets, but what is the cost of resurrecting Shinobu, is it to let Ikuko experience separation from her lover again? The author can intersperse some good memories with Shinobu later, but resurrecting Shinobu is just to rub salt in Ikuko's wounds. The portrayal of the protagonist Ikuko is very powerful. When I saw the Grim Reaper in the back, I forgot that he was a time traveler. The protagonist was named after Ikuko Tsukuni, which fits the title of this book. Whether it is the personal growth of the protagonist or the warming of relationship with Shinobu, Ikuko's gentleness and strength can be seen. As Yoichi mentioned later, it is a tsundere cat sculpture, but its essence is extremely gentle. Ikuko has a clear view of good and evil. She will hate and hate Muzan, take life seriously, mock Muzan's fear of death, and appreciate Aizen and Kami's powerful charm as villains. Ikuko's growth in Death is also reflected. Because she was afraid of changing the plot, she had to leave Nezuko to become a ghost. This was a reflection of her immaturity and made a mistake. After realizing the mistake later, she became brave and no longer cowardly because she was afraid of changing the original plot and triggering the butterfly effect. Later, Ikuko's love for teasing people was also explained in the Death plot. As a ghost, the inherent evil cannot be vented. It can only be changed in a way that does not hurt others or it can be endured alone. Maybe the author didn't describe too much about Shinobu's feelings, and there was a little less sugar between the two, but the love is unparalleled. I even saw later that some people thought Ikuko was a heartless girl. Ikuko has no feelings to deceive Shinobu, and her love for Shinobu will never be less than Shinobu's love for her. From knowing that Shinobu will not turn into a ghost to accompany her for eternity, to searching for a way to turn back to a human to no avail, she keeps deliberately aging and accompanying Shinobu because she is afraid of repeating the same mistakes as Enichi. And Ikuko did accompany Shinobu to the last moment of Shinobu's life, and finally told Shinobu the truth. Entering the modern chapter of Demon Slayer, I met the reincarnation of everyone in the Demon Slayer Corps, especially the reincarnation of Shinobu. Ikuko clearly rejected Shinobu's reincarnation. Isn't it enough to prove her love without using the substitute literature? In the Death Chapter, Shinobu's consciousness turned into Ikuko's half body and appeared with a soul-cutting sword. Isn't it enough to support Shinobu's position in Ikuko's heart? There is also the one in the back who said that Ikuko is relying on death. In the previous chapter, Ikuko wanted to die and was persuaded by Butterfly and Yoruichi. Did you jump here to read it? Why don't you die for her, and you will bear the thousand years of loneliness for her? There is also the attitude towards Yoshino in the latest chapter. Isn't it because Ikuko shows her tenderness because she and Ikuko have the same problem? What is the purpose of over-interpretation? Finally, I hope that Ikuko, accompanied by Butterfly, can continue to make breakthroughs and grow, travel to world after world, make new friends in batches, rescue those souls who should not have died, and achieve every happy ending. This is what the journey in the title should be like.

This book is another book that suits my taste after reading Demon Slayer fan fiction for so long. I have read many Demon Slayer fan fiction, basically all the ones with a larger number of words. Some of the fanfics hit my mark. Although Tanjiro and his family were saved, it was not what I imagined. But this book perfectly meets my expectations for fan fiction. I hope the author will work hard and not stop updating! 😘😘

It seems that it is about to end here. The heroine turns into a ghost but does not eat people. Good ghosts belong to the camp of the Demon Slayer Squad. At present, it seems that after killing Muhan, the emotional line is definitely about to end. I hope that if I want to write about daily life in the future, I will post more posts [blowing kisses]. In the early stage, the emotional line of Heishimou's family with Yuan Yi was well done, and the final emotional dialogue between Heishimou and Yuan Yi in the final battle was well shaped. The emotional line with Shinobu was not abrupt, and his feelings were expressed quickly. Furthermore, the heroine's online IQ is also there, and she doesn't make Muzan stupid. She will catch the heroine if she misses it and counterattack the heroine (actually, when I saw the final battle, I felt that Muzan's battle was a bit delayed. He was repeatedly resurrected to death, but it can also be said to be twists and turns?) The heroine is almost top-notch in combat power, but she can't beat Muzan. Then she is the ultimate homework role. The teaching of demon slaying and the research on potions to weaken Muzan are all key tasks. As well as making up for the regrets of the characters in the original text, basically everything is there, it's okay, and I recommend it.