Demon Slayer: The Ice-Blossom Swordsman Who Slays Every Demon

Evaluation after reading Chapter 58 (Latest Chapter) The best grain and grass (small boutique) This is an above-average Demon Slayer fantasy derivative work. All kinds of character creation are based on the original work and fit the original work. While ensuring that the character creation is basically qualified, the description of the protagonist is a highlight (it is in line with the original work and truly lives the feeling of Second Life in this book). At present, the main plot is mainly to promote the main plot, with few branch plots, and the pace is fast. At the same time, the author is relying on the original work. Mature world view setting and character creation, the characters' actions are logical and self-consistent. There is no random addition of miscellaneous settings or tampering with the plot (including not tearing down the emotional lines of the original characters). At present, some of the regrets of the original work have been fulfilled. It seems that it is going to take the family-friendly route and not use knives (Demon Slayer probably ate too much when watching the original work, and he probably likes to eat [laughs]). However, it has reduced the various mature and brilliant roles. At the same time as the knife that exits the scene, there are frequent and abrupt time lapses and scene changes, as well as the protagonist's portrait of the silent iceberg (the male protagonist iceberg is indeed easy to portray, but the author's portrayal is also excellent [thinking]). The overall look will be dull when it leaves the emotional line. There is a slight trend of weakness in the later period, and the entrance and exit of the supporting characters are also flawed (for example, the protagonist's grandparents and everyone except Butterfly House are more or less settled. (The writing and ink coordination is relatively immature). Finally, although Demon Slayer is a big IP, family members who are not familiar with or have even read the original work will have a high threshold for reading (there are many names and no pictures in their minds). Generally speaking, it is a derivative of Demon Slayer that currently seems to be high-end (guaranteed that this quality will lead to the next climax if it is written). Subjective rating four stars Follow the entry-level bookworm Smoked Fish to take you to read online articles [Blow a kiss]

The characters, plot, etc. Are all very good, and if the author sticks to it, I feel like the rating will not be low.

The plot is good, but I feel that it lacks the description of the battle. This is a demon slayer novel. The description of the battle should be more detailed, and the description of the plot and emotions should be more delicate and complementary. This can enrich the article. This is a second Demon Slayer novel worth reading. Good luck to the author! [Praise]

It's a very good book. It's a great book. I love the protagonist's character and can also arouse my empathy. The liveliness and cuteness of the butterfly, the strength of the protagonist, etc. All attracted me to read it. However, I didn't have time to read it at once. I skipped it and saw the extra chapter as the end. I thought I was going to be stabbed [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]. All in all, it is a good book that is worth reading.

It was okay, but it was a bit uncomfortable when the protagonist died in the ending. Although the extra story was together in another form, it felt like it was about the love experience of the two of them. If other characters from the Demon Slayer Squad could appear, it would feel more perfect.

I finished reading it in two days. It was really good to watch. The relationship between Rin and Kanae was perfect, and the inner emotions of the protagonist were handled very well. It won't make readers feel outrageous. Then the whole story line is very complete, there are basically no problems, but there is one thing that is not explained clearly. For example, how the protagonist survived before the ending be. He was not mentioned. Then I saw in the commentary that it was the almighty Zhu Shi who did it. The author can explain this, and then there are a lot of omitted plots.

At first, I came here for the single female protagonist Kanae, but I personally found this style very comfortable to watch, and the emotional line is also very delicate. In comparison, in Tomato, it is a rare character who is not OOC and fits the original character as much as possible. This is also a point that makes me feel comfortable. Apart from the flaws in the character creation of the protagonist, it can be regarded as a success. All in all, I feel that it is worth watching.

That, the author is great. I saw that we are now in chapter 98, and it seems that the gifts (haori and hairpin) prepared by the male protagonist Rin have not been given yet. From the time line of Shangxian 2 to the present, has it been so long that there has been no delivery? Or should I wait until I express my feelings and give it away?

It is a very, very high-quality Demon Slayer fanfic. The handling of details such as emotions is very delicate. The ambiguous control won my heart. The growth of the protagonist is also step by step without any outrageous mistakes. Rin gradually grows into a very respected senior. The plot of rescuing Kanae from the perspective of a time traveler is very reasonable. It really pokes me. The author will continue to work hard and update. I look forward to the follow-up plot. If you keep writing, it will explode (for the sake of the original stock, the author will leave a comment)

It feels like it should be written by AI, but it is still well written.