Demon Slayer: The Ice Flower of the Tsugikuni Clan

Dihua flavor is incredibly fragrant... However, one issue is the inexplicable unfinished ending; Tomioka died and then inexplicably came back to life. Secondly, the female protagonist in the story does not appear in any scenes related to Tsuguk. It's precisely because it's also good-looking (as long as you get used to the author's writing style) that it's so frustrating, this awkward, unsatisfying feeling of being stuck in the middle. Why…

It's really pretty 💕💕. ① First of all, I actually quite like the female lead. She appears aloof, but her inner monologues are incredibly rich. Honestly, every time I see her inner monologues, I find them hilarious! 😏 ②It's so funny how other people imagine the female lead 🤭 I can't help but laugh when I see how they imagine her to be so strong, so resourceful, and so wise.

Please, please send out the big steel. At least explain what the title "Inheriting the Nation" means. Please finish writing the side story, or if you really can't, send it to me privately. 😢😢😢😢

Although it's written in the first person and somewhat outline-based, it's still acceptable. However, so far it doesn't seem to have much to do with the "Tsuigoku" mentioned in the title.

It was quite good, but the ending felt abrupt; I didn't get enough. If it had been longer, probably more people would have read it. The female lead has a great personality, and the author's writing is excellent. I really love the female lead's character. I finished reading this a long time ago, but after thinking about it, I still gave it five stars. All of this author's works are super good.

A very good, well-written, and standard first-person novel. It doesn't need deliberate third-person narration; the protagonist's special abilities are seamlessly integrated into the plot, as well as the icicle chapters told from the first-person perspectives of other characters. The author's effort is evident. 🤭

I think it's pretty good. It's the first time I've seen this kind of writing. It just feels a bit too stiff and heartless, but overall it's still very good. Keep up the good work, author! I support you! 💕💕💕

I read the first 14 chapters, and I feel the female lead is a rather complex person. What she cares about most isn't others, but her own life. Yeah, what do you think? Everything else is more important than life, isn't it?

It's a great read. The author loves telling stories in the first person. Although this story is primarily told from the female protagonist's perspective, it also incorporates other characters' viewpoints, making her character more well-rounded. It allowed me to experience the growth of a coward. Of course, there are still many plot points left unresolved. I hope the author can give us a more perfect ending. I wish the author good health, all the best, and smooth writing!

It's a good story, and the main character isn't exactly heartless; he's just an ordinary person, and sometimes he even resonates with me... That's why there are so few words, too few.