Demon Slayer: Thunder Shakes the World
鬼灭：雷霆耀世
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- Completed
- Length
- 270k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Any Masterpieces in Demon Slayer? Recommendations, Please
Looking for books similar to Demon Slayer: Crafting the Perfect Ending [Yin Butterfly and Dull Hero]. I especially want to read Demon Slayer stories.
Demon Slayer Masterpiece! A Real Masterpiece!
A true masterpiece!
I've Gotten a Little Addicted to Demon Slayer Lately. Any Good Recommendations?
Demon Slayer Has No Masterpieces Besides the Food Pillar. Debate Me.
Who Is Even Reading the Good Stuff in Crossover Anime Novels?!
Demon Slayer Novels: I've Read Most of Them, So Here Are Some Hidden Gems
I Recommend a Really, Really, Really Good Demon Slayer Fanfic
Looking for books similar to Demon Slayer: Tanjiro Is Reborn and Takes Down Muzan from the Start. This novel is still quite short, but the author has put a lot of care into it, and it stays very true to the original.
Let Me Set the Record Straight: Tomato Novel Is Free, but Some Books Require VIP Access
Anything is fine as long as the writing is good, the author updates regularly (preferably a completed story), and the protagonist isn't pretentious!!!
Please Recommend Demon Slayer Stories Rated 9 or Higher
Aside from the Rice Pillar, Muzan’s Second Dad, and the Pathetic Boss Who Just Lies Around, Please Recommend Other Good Demon Slayer Stories
I want something similar to Demon Slayer: My Eyes Can See the Bullet Comments. I’ve already read so many that, apart from these three, nothing interests me anymore. Please, I love male protagonists and I’m starving over here, ahhhhh. Please, please!
I'm So Disappointed in Demon Slayer Fics 😔 The Only Ones I Love Are the Demon Slayer Corps' Heavenly Pillars
Looking for books like "Demon Slayer: The Heavenly Pillar of the Demon Slayer Corps".
I've Read Too Many Demon Slayer Stories About Fighting Muzan. Any Where the Protagonist Becomes a Demon and Turns into a Villain?
Looking for books similar to Demon Slayer: Becoming a Demon, I Found Salvation! I've read too many stories where the good guys fight Muzan. I want one where the protagonist becomes a demon and fights the Demon Slayer Corps as a villain.
Any High-Quality New Demon Slayer Fanfiction? I've Read All the Older Ones
Demon Slayer: Original Breathing Styles or a Successor to Thunder Breathing
Hey guys, help me find something.
Demons!!!! Slayer!!!! I Want Demon Slayer!
Demon Slayer Fanfiction!!!!
Demon Slayer with a Single Female Love Interest, Kanae Kocho or Shinobu Kocho
Demon Slayer: Use Only the Setting's Own Powers, No Weird Additions Like Zanpakuto
D!!!e!!!m!!!o!!!n!!! S!!!l!!!a!!!y!!!e!!!r!!!
Looking for Demon Slayer Stories, Preferably with an Invincible Male Lead
Looking for books similar to Demon Slayer: Inheriting the Bloodlines of Yoriichi and Muzan.
Demon Slayer: A Male Protagonist More Beautiful Than Any Girl, Adored by Everyone
Demon Slayer: The Protagonist Becomes a Demon and an Upper Rank, Creating a New Rank Instead of Taking Someone Else’s Place
Looking for Demon Slayer Stories Where the Protagonist Is Maxed Out from the Start
Any Stories About Roleplaying Demon Slayer Characters, but Outside the Demon Slayer World?
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It's realistic, and the protagonist's character is portrayed very well. Fighting when you can win and running when you can't is the essence of guerrilla warfare. However, for someone who idolizes samurai heroism, such behavior is desertion, and leaving the unit is perfectly justified. This clash of ideologies is a climax, and it's excellent.
I feel it's very well written, it feels like reading the original work. The protagonist here also experiences fear, grows, and gradually learns to bear responsibilities that are not his own. He also makes up for all the regrets of Demon Slayer. However, when Ryota left at the age of 25, it also became my regret.
It's pretty good, but there's one part that's not quite satisfying: the dream sequence of the protagonist on Infinite Train. It's a way to pad out the word count while making the plot more exciting. For example, going back to the past and spending time with the master. It also reflects the inner depths of the character and can further develop the character's image.
To be honest, I can understand. After all, the protagonist didn't join the Demon Slayer Corps like other members (who had their families killed by demons), and he's just an ordinary person from a peaceful era going to that world... Honestly, he's lucky he didn't die. 😅
It's well-written; it's not a dry, wish-fulfillment story. You can feel the protagonist's growth, and he doesn't seem selfish at all—it's just realistic.
It's really well written. There's no mindless killing spree, no leaving any special foreshadowing, and it doesn't ruin too much of the elective plot. Although, to be honest, the Upper Moon's death was a bit too quick, but then again, the book's pacing is fast to begin with, and it doesn't have a bad ending, making it a very enjoyable read.
It's over. Personally, I think this book is excellent. The protagonist is a typical 21st-century college student, more realistic than others, making it a very enjoyable read. The elderly "hidden" character at the end is also very realistic and rich in detail. I really liked it. However, the ending felt like a dream, even though the protagonist denied it was a dream.
It's great! All the regrets have been addressed, and the logic is very clear. I feel this is exceptionally well-written. There's just one small regret: the protagonist didn't attend the wedding of kindness. The character was misspelled; it should be Zenitsu.
The protagonist is like a normal person, not sacrificing his life for anything else—he's kind of an intermediary. He leaves the group after becoming the Sound Pillar and never rejoins, nor does he become a demon. It's very novel. I've always loved this kind of story, but I don't have any similar recommendations.
The normal reaction of a truly modern person who travels back in time is quite interesting.