Demon Slayer: My Infinite Resurrection Changes the World Line

This is a Demon Slayer fanfic with solid pacing and restrained emotions. The protagonist Akabane An has infinite resurrection ability after time travel, but he did not cheat all the way. Instead, he faced hand ghosts in the final selection, encountered dog ghosts in the town, struggled on the edge of life and death many times, and wrote a very real story about weakness, self-blame, and growth. Resurrection is not for fun, but for trial and error, protection, and rewriting of regrets. The interactions with Qiu Rabbit, Zhen Xiang, and others are naturally not OOC. The battles are tense and the emotions are well-defined. It is suitable for readers who like to play steadily and prefer plot.

As a fanfic, it is really excellent. The settings are basically based on the formula book, with original protagonists and breathing techniques. It seems to be a bit slow so far. Some of the later chapters are good, but at the beginning it is obvious that the author is a novice author and his writing skills need to be improved. Overall, it is indeed a very good book. I think the most interesting thing about reading a fanfic is how the characters in the original work will change due to the original characters of the fanfic. For example, as the heroine in this book, Zhen Xiang is still a bit slutty in the early stage, but in the later stage, she completely turns into a girl in love. I think this change is very good, and it creates more interactions between the characters. And looking at it now, with the exception of Tong Mo and Gu Huotiao, the ghosts that appear are basically original ghosts. Maybe it's because Tanjiro has just appeared. I hope the author can continue writing and give me a five-star rating

This is a good book that not only respects the original work but also has its own new ideas. With infinite resurrection as the core to change the world line, it not only retains the original cruelty and tenderness of Demon Slayer, but also uses the resurrection ability to quietly rewrite those unforgettable moments. The protagonist has hesitations, mistakes, and guilt. He is not a perfect hero, but more like an ordinary person trying to shine in the dark. The writing is not exaggerated, the plot is not bloody, the combat and daily life are well balanced, and the pursuit is very practical. If you like demon slayer but want to see a different direction, you can give it a try.

The author's writing style is still a bit jerky, but the content is pretty good. (There are some bugs, but they are harmless) I have only read 10 chapters so far. Let's see how the author performs later! [Laughs] Come on! [Sending Hearts]

The protagonist is not dead (at least for now). Every time he encounters a stronger ghost, he will have to die one or two lives before he can defeat him. This makes the protagonist's growth more three-dimensional. This book has great potential. Anyway, it is the best demon slayer fan I have ever seen.

What impressed me most about this fanfic was the delicate emotions and reasonable plot advancement. The family relationship between Akabane An and his adoptive father Momose Takiichiro, and the encounter and help with Qiu Usagi and Masaki are all natural and unintentional. The battle scenes are not perfunctory, and the breathing techniques and ghost settings are all consistent with the original work. Chapters such as the hand ghost and the dog ghost have a sense of tension as well as regret and growth. The protagonist has hesitations and self-blame. It is not a mindless novel. The logic is online and the people can stand it. Fans who like slow and heart-to-heart stories can read it.

The description is relatively detailed, and I can see that there are generally no poisonous points so far. The main character is a growth type and has no hang-ups. The growth process is relatively reasonable. It is not like other books that start with a thin veil and a hard steel winding. The only drawback may be that the dialogue is a bit stiff and pale. In fact, as far as I am concerned, I feel that the protagonist has been killing ghosts, or on the road to killing ghosts. Although there is some daily life in the middle, it seems too little. In fact, daily interactions are the most convenient way to reflect the characteristics of characters. There is no need to write about battles all the time, which will make the story look flat.

There are slight language errors and timing errors in some places, but overall it is quite good. It is probably ranked fourth among the Demon Slayer fandoms I have read so far. Come on, five stars🤓👌🏻

Not bad, pretty good-looking [please taste carefully]

Good luck, give me five stars to show your support, cheers (ง •̀_•́)ง

It's beautiful. I think it's the most beautiful among all the novels where Zhen Shi is the heroine.

I watched it for a long time and it feels very good. It would be great if more people watched it [Like]

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The writing is good, but it's not for me.

I have read Chapter 30 so far, and I feel that the author has made ghosts too strong, and the rest is fine.

The plot is good but the ghost is too strong

The plot is very well written

Not bad, I like Ann, and the setting is great! Big cheers for the author!

It's pretty good, but I don't know why there are so few people rating it. I really like Masaki. Also, as the author, did you borrow some settings from Seiju Haruto's book?

Lao'an: You've all done well for me, who's missing something again? !

It's strange, it's well written, why so few people read it?