Demon Slayer: Samurai? Let’s Settle This with Swords!

It's pretty good. The main plot is relatively bland, and I quite like the character of the protagonist. I don't quite agree with what some people say is contrary to the current mainstream. Although most protagonists nowadays are decisive in killing, there are also plain stories. I don't understand why I would give a low score to a plain story because the protagonist is indifferent and the main plot does not have ups and downs. The author cheers for more updates [sending heartfelt wishes]

I came from the last book. I originally wanted to see if the author would write any extras in the previous book, but I didn't expect to write a new book. I feel that the character of the protagonist in this book is more "peaceful" than the previous book, but it should be because if there is information in this book, most of them can be avoided. The ending should be better. It's great that Qiang Rabbit is still alive [laughs]

The protagonist is a time-traveler who is not familiar with the original work. Before he was suddenly turned into a ghost, he ate some green Higanbana to stay sane (more powerful than Midouzi, maybe because of the soul of the time-traveler). After that, he did not lead the protagonist group to kill ghosts in advance, and there were thoughts and discussions about medicine and martial arts interspersed in it.

The settings are rigorous and logical, such as self-created breathing. Most of the protagonists of Demon Slayer fandoms have similar processes, but Duanmu is not just going through the motions. Through psychological description, you can understand how he understands his own breathing method step by step. The fights are also very exciting, often describing battlefield games through psychological means. According to reviews, it is a huge improvement over the author's previous book. I haven't read the previous work, but judging from my evaluation of this book, I think it's top-notch when compared to Tomatoes. The disadvantage is that the pace is too fast. Not only does one year pass in the plot, but there is always a "non-stop" feeling when reading. But overall, it deserves five stars.

A very good Demon Slayer fan, it makes my Nichirin Sword spin [sending my heart]

Compared with the previous book, it is very comfortable to read, and the battle is epic in level [laughter]

With a reasonable plot and light yet humorous wording and sentence making, this book deserves five stars.

I just remembered that I forgot to rate [Code]

It's pretty good-looking, the only drawback is that it's not enough to look at 👀

Can definitely be used next time