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

Let me add a little bit about the setting of this book here. 1. About the protagonist who doesn't look like a wolf. When I was writing this book, when I finished the first chapter, I felt that the wolf had accomplished its task brilliantly, completely cutting off immortality and jumping out of the sad reincarnation of the Buddhist sculptor. The Son of God returns to ordinary human beings, and will probably be able to live a stable or extraordinary life as an ordinary human being from now on. The wolf will die without any regrets. I think this [death will take away most of the hostility and malice towards the world], and "the world without the curse of immortality will definitely become a better place." All the behaviors and efforts of the wolf in the previous life should have this purpose. The wolf cut off immortality, so the wolf may be able to face the world with new behavioral logic. Also, the wolf is combined with the memory of Shiratoriyan, so it has a certain influence. 2. About combat power. In Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Sakuraryu is the boss whose strength is the most difficult to define, and there is also the Oni of Resentment. These two battles have raised Sekiro's combat power system to several levels. Sakuraryu is not inconsistent with the fantasy genre, and Oni of Resentment should also be able to become a big monster in Nioh. Ignoring these two battles for the moment, the place I chose to show the wolf's highest combat power is the decisive battle with Isshin Ashina. The two fought with swordsmanship. What embodies the combat power system of The Last Wolf is the musket used by Ashina Isshin in the final battle, which brings the combat power system of the work back to a slightly normal human battle. Therefore, what I think is that this work can be divided into two combat power systems. [To put it at a higher level, it is a level of combat power that is close to fantasy when fighting dragons and monsters; at a lower level, it is a level of combat power that is close to that of swordsmen with higher standards and ninjas fighting each other. ] In the work Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, the levels of Boss Tan and Enichi Tsukuni are obviously much higher than ordinary demons and demon slayer swordsmen. In the finale, without Tamashi's medicine, Boss Tan would not have been killed. So I ultimately want Shiratoriyan to grow up to the point where he can fully confront Boss Chuan in his heyday.

The protagonist is said to have a body worn by the soul of a wolf, which makes it feel more like the protagonist in daily online novels, but not like a wolf. When watching, it would be much better to think of the protagonist as an ordinary person who has the memory of a wolf. The details of Sekiro are insufficiently controlled, and the basic logical problems also arise from the portrayal of the protagonist. Similarly, these problems can be solved if the protagonist is regarded as an ordinary person who has obtained the memory of the wolf.

The article is well written, the writing style is also very skillful, and the characters are quite fleshed out. It's just a pity that not many people read this kind of article now [crying]

Not much to say, it's about time, Sekiro! The descriptions in all aspects are very reasonable, and the character descriptions in the early stage are relatively dry, but I can only say that the battle scenes are ten or even nine points exciting. Except for the ending where the boss was kicked to death, which is a bit uncomfortable, the overall plot is very good at other times [Learned]

The writing is very good and the plot is exciting. This book should not be just about this achievement. I hope the author can continue to work hard!

@Ridingzhubeixia I would like to ask, if you were the heroine, how would you choose? I have read about 50 chapters so far, and I still don't know if I have a single heroine or multiple heroines. The author's reply is that there are two heroines, so those who like to watch a single heroine and those without a heroine can be sure to avoid lightning. However, when writing a story about Shinobi with two heroines, I personally feel that it may be a bit too fast, and some people may not react before they get together. The above is my personal evaluation.

It's a bit OOC, but the plot and the protagonist are well created. Come on [Punch]

The text is good and the setting is good. People who have both played Sekiro and watched Demon Slayer will really enjoy this book.

Good luck! Not much to say, five stars!

Is a good story