Demon Slayer: Thunder Shakes the World

It's real, and the protagonist's character is well portrayed. Fight if you can, and run if you can't. This is the essence of guerrilla warfare. However, for those who advocated bushido heroism, this kind of behavior was desertion, and it was natural to quit the team. This collision of ideas can be said to be a climax.

I feel that it is very well written, and I feel like reading the original work. The protagonist here will also be afraid, and he will grow up, and he will slowly learn to bear responsibilities that are not his. He also made up for the regrets of Demon Slayer, but when Ryota left at the age of 25, it also became my regret.

It's quite good to watch, but there is one unsatisfactory part, that is, the dream state of the main character of Mugen Train was written in such a way that the word count was low and the plot of the story was more exciting. For example, going back to the days when I was with Master. There is also a reflection of the deep heart, which can also complete the character image. Deep in the protagonist's heart may be a thunderstorm forest, the core may be red and yellow, the sun hidden in the thunderclouds, Above the thundercloud is another world, such as desert, wilderness, etc. Illuminated, dry and hot.

To be honest, it's quite understandable. After all, the protagonist is not like other members of the Demon Slayer Corps (who joined the Demon Slayer Corps only after their family members were killed by demons), and ordinary people in peaceful times went to that world. . . To be honest, I'm lucky if I didn't die [laughs awkwardly]

The writing is very good, it is not a dry and cool plot. I can feel the growth of the protagonist, and I don't think the protagonist is selfish. I can only say that it is realistic.

The writing is really good. There are no mindless random killings, no special foreshadowing, and no spoilers of too many elective plots. Although it is true that the ending is a bit fast, when I think about it, the pace of the book itself is very fast, and there is no unfinished ending. It is very enjoyable to read. Finally, I would like to thank the author for such a good work. I would like to give you the word "excellent" and remind brothers who want to read harem stories to enter carefully.

It's over. I personally think this book is very good. The protagonist is a normal college student in the 21st century. It is more relevant to the reality of the world than other books, so it is very comfortable to read. The old "hidden" who appears at the end is also very realistic and rich. I like it very much, but the ending is like a dream. Although the protagonist himself denied that it was a dream, it inevitably reminds me of the "dream" joke, which seems to deny everything in the past. But I also know that both Li Ming and Beicang Liangta are extremely firm in their belief and have never denied it.

Very good. All the regrets have been written down. The logic is very clear. I always feel that it is very well written. There is only one small regret, that is, the protagonist did not go to see the wedding of good intentions. The typo is Zenitsu

It's good to watch. The protagonist is just like a normal person. He won't sacrifice his life for others. He can be regarded as a middleman. He became a member of the Mingzhu team and didn't rejoin. He didn't become a ghost. It's very novel. I have always loved watching this kind of movie. There are no similar books to recommend.

It's quite interesting to see the normal reaction of a truly modern person after traveling to the past.