Demon Slayer: From Ashina, I Came to Cut Down the Immortal

Here's a little more information about the book's premise. 1. Regarding the protagonist, he doesn't seem like a wolf. When I was writing this book, after conceiving the first chapter, I felt that the wolf had brilliantly completed his mission, completely severing his immortality and escaping the tragic cycle of the sculptor.

The protagonist claims to be possessed by a wolf spirit, which makes him feel more like a protagonist from a typical web novel, but not quite a wolf. It's much better to read the story if you think of the protagonist as an ordinary person who has gained wolf memories. The lack of detail and fundamental logical problems in Sekiro stem from the protagonist's characterization; similarly, these issues are resolved if the protagonist is viewed as an ordinary person with wolf memories.

The writing is excellent, the style is skillful, and the characters are very well-developed. It's just a pity that not many people read this kind of story anymore. 😢

Enough said, let's get started, Sekiro! The overall descriptions are quite reasonable. The character development in the early stages is a bit dry, but the fight scenes are definitely a 10 out of 10, maybe even 9 out of 10, exciting. Aside from the ending where the scumbag boss is kicked to death, which was a bit unsettling, the overall plot is very good. [Learned something]

The writing is excellent, and the plot is captivating. This book deserves its current success. I hope the author continues to do well!

@RidingPigNorth I want to ask, if it's a female lead, how would you choose? I've read about 50 chapters so far, and I'm still unsure whether it's a single female lead or multiple female leads. The author replied that it features two female leads, so those who prefer single-female-lead or no-female-lead stories should definitely avoid it.

It's a bit out of character (OOC), but the plot and main character development are good. Keep it up! [Heavy punch]

The writing is excellent, and the setting is also great. Anyone who has played Sekiro and read Demon Slayer will really enjoy this book.

Amazing deal! Five stars without further ado!

It's a good story