The Millennium Ghost Maid: from Villain to Savior

"If the heart has no place to rest, it will wander wherever it goes." Very well written! ! ! It's very touching. Most of them are very consistent with the original work. A few of the authors have made major changes to make up for their regrets (but it's super reasonable!). Moreover, the writing is so touching, and it feels like it was narrated. I have a rich imagination, and I can always imagine what they look like when I read a large text. The heroine's baby is also the reward for waiting for thousands of years to finally return to the sun, and both the Obeyashiki and the Demon Slayer Squad have also realized their long-cherished wish. Really, this book is unexpectedly great. The writing style is very delicate, and the characters are not OOC. Most of them follow the plot of the original book. The parts that were not completed in the original book have been reasonably arranged by myself. And the most important thing is, hey, it makes up for the regret! The fried chicken looks great! It was good to cry, but also very happy. Everyone was doing well. It seemed that they had really seen another ending.

It's really beautiful. Maybe it's because of the first-person perspective. The whole process feels relatively bland (a compliment). When I look back, I feel super lucky. There is a feeling that they really exist in an unknown place. It's a very, very beautiful sense of reality.

I rarely read first-person novels, but this one is really eye-catching. The heroine is very clever, but she also feels a bit Buddhist (?) The emotions between each character are also handled very well. Every time I see her taking care of children, I feel reassured. Is it probably considered a child-rearing novel? The plot is not procrastinating at all, it is detailed and detailed, and the transition between different eras is really natural. After the heroine left Wuxian, Wuxian basically had no plot, and it was occasionally mentioned as a background board (for now). In each era, the heroine also saved many people, made up for a lot of regrets, and left her own traces in it in a very clever and reasonable way. The personalities of other characters are also very close to the original work. I feel that there is no OOC at all (well, maybe a little bit, but I came here without reading it)

The teacher wrote really well! It makes up for a lot of regrets I had when watching the original work. When I first watched Demon Slayer, I cried and thought about how to save everyone and let the pillars survive; how can the fallen princess, prostitute Taro, and Komaji not become ghosts, or how can they be saved after becoming ghosts... If you add a character, the time span is so long that only ghosts can do it, but how can this ghost not eat people and be recognized by the Demon Slayer Team? Do you need to arrange a vampire technique for him? What kind of vampire magic can be arranged to save everyone? These questions are answered one by one in the teacher's article, which is really great!

I really like this. Although I just walked through my life in an ordinary way, I got involved with many people. So happy. Everyone is a very gentle and kind child with their own thoughts. The protagonist didn't say that he had to be involved in a relationship, but he left a rare place in everyone's heart. I really like this kind of natural feeling of entering. I don't talk about entering other people's positions, but connecting with others in my own position. Oh my God, I am already incoherent.

Memoirs, delicate and gentle words, the inevitable sadness turns into embellished threads and blends into a story longer than cloth. I feel like crying when I read it... You are really good at writing! Really, reading the text so gently and powerfully, just like Chihaya... I really cried... I was so good at writing that I was completely incoherent...

One of the few protagonists in the fanfic is an indigenous person (the author handles it very well, the plot is reasonable and logical, it is not a golden finger that destroys the balance of the original world, I just like this, I love it miserably, the plot trend is very good, it is too confusing) And it's also a first-person perspective (the author's writing style is so simple, I immediately praised it, the writing is smooth, and people who don't often read first-person perspectives will have no discomfort at all) It can be seen that the author has his own understanding of the characters and has appropriately and meticulously carved each character. The author will also add reasonable details and plots to make the story rational and more complete. Very, very responsible! Will also explain doubts to readers Chihaya was not very old when she turned into a ghost. She was still a simple child. Later, we witnessed her slow growth between the lines and realized that when Chihaya grew up, she was already an open-minded little old lady. Although Chihaya has lived for a long time, she has also maintained part of her human character. Just like Enichi has lived to be nearly a hundred years old, he has not thought about anything other than killing lunch for such a long time. Chihaya will not be interested in rights and conspiracy theories just because she has lived a long time. She has not She has the idea of ​​infiltrating the Demon Slayer Squad, but she will not do such a thing. This is her character (although time has made this little girl become a lot smarter, but she also has her own things that cannot be changed, such as her stupid little kindness, human laziness, and open-mindedness). Is there anyone who reads this book who dislikes Chihaya? The cute little boy, the reliable elders, the kind-hearted old lady who always strives for perfection, and the handsome ghost king have all lived unwaveringly despite doubts. Until now, I am afraid I will never be able to escape the charm of the cultivation system in my life. Is my sister the best in the world? I fell in love with the author and my sister vertically I am looking forward to the next story. I will keep reading. The author should not doubt himself or stress himself too much (*ˊᵕˋ)✩︎‧₊ I just stayed up all night and finished this book. Beautiful story and writing style, amazing heroine and author, I would definitely regret it if I didn't come here. Not OOC, stick to the original work, it saved a lot of difficult emotions, the characters are vivid and have their own unique souls

I really like the plot of this book. The protagonist is not the kind of person who has to be her. Everyone is in line with the original setting, and the non-original characters are not complete tools. All in all, it is a very natural text, the plot is smooth, the characters behave reasonably, and there is no OOC. It is so well written [crying][crying][crying]

Written from a first-person perspective, it has an autobiographical feel. The whole story is very bland, but it still makes me feel a touch of sadness. The heroine has changed after living for so long, but she still doesn't think of conspiracy. She is very much like an elder in the family. I feel that she is enlightening and guiding others a lot of the time. I feel that it is a kind of pain for the heroine to live for so long. The ending is really beautiful. If it were me, I might not write it like this. I hope she can get relief directly (personal opinion). Basically everyone can live well and move towards a bright future (I was quite touched when I saw the finale) Some of the characters created by the author also make me feel very interesting and lively. The one that makes me a little regretful is Ahagi (is that the name? I didn't read it in one sitting, I can't remember clearly). I feel that she helped the heroine many times, gave her a hand, and had a great influence on the heroine (if it weren't for her, I feel that the heroine would not be like this) All in all, it's not bad. I'm looking forward to the extra chapters.

I read the update section in one go today, and it's really super invincible. First of all, the timeline and logic are very clear and well-organized. The protagonist's ability design and the logic of acquisition are very clear. The logic and events of each character being saved are also created according to the protagonist's personality, such as saving Mei and Ichiro, as well as Komaji and Koiyuki. Maybe the only regret is that the cute girl Masaki is no longer there. Secondly, across thousands of years, there is no lack of time points in general Demon Slayer fan fiction. Standing on the whole macro-world line, it is still very immersive, and you can deeply understand the emotions. The part where Mugen Train Chihaya was almost burned and covered with clothes really made me cry. She was very strong and held the only girl present, Kanroji, and carefully checked whether there were any omissions in the minibus. Fusukawa and the eldest brother were also using their own ways to protect their companions. In short, it was very, very beautiful! Finally, it's about the character. It's not OOC at all. It's super sweet. After reading the comic more than a year ago, I felt that it was a victory that was fought to the death. In addition, I just recently finished watching the first part of Infinite City. It's really invincible and difficult to defeat. The teacher's writing style is so good that it's like everyone is really alive. It's a real victory and reunion. The last thing I want to add is that the design of female values ​​is very good, including the original character Lu Guo and Zhu Ji who were written in large strokes. They also have their own unique mission in the context of the times. Also, the first person can really understand the emotions in the article (PS: I hope Yaoya is alive in the end... I hope everyone has a good ending) Anyway! That is! Very! Nice! Chihaya is awesome!

Very good, many regrets have been resolved, basically no OOC, except for one place where Jingtu said rude words to a girl, which was a bit controversial, the rest is very good, every character is grasped well, and the writing is very good, the picture is very strong, it feels like reading the autobiography of the heroine, recommended, very healing. Thanks to the author for giving Yuanshi a good ending. I like the poem and Yuanyi very much, and I also like the shaping of my last wife. In the original work, I really disliked his behavior of abandoning his wife and children. It was very pitiful for the wife to meet such a husband. The author had the regret to save every dull pain, even for passers-by. The plot of changing Mitsuri's uniform is also very good. How can a soldier expose his chest and heart when life and death are at stake? When watching the anime, I felt that it was too outrageous to sell meat. All in all, it's very well written and I recommend it.

I tied it in just one day... It's really beautiful. TOT's first-person writing is actually difficult to master, but the author is very strong. The writing style is natural and smooth. The plot and emotional ups and downs of the novel are transitioned very naturally. The teacher really loves the feeling of Demon Slayer... Because he really carefully conceived the world view of the original work and added his own understanding and thinking. The integration and adaptation of the plot of the original work are also very logical. In short, it is very smooth! When I read it, I really felt empathy for Chihaya... And I really like Chihaya! And the characters written by the teacher have no OOC. The characters are very close to the original work. Some questions will be answered very carefully and carefully. The teacher works hard to study each person's personality and habits, so the writing can be so beautiful without OOC! Although there will be painful knives in the process, I have tried my best to make up for the regret of changing the original work... The world view of TvT Demon Slayer can make everyone have arms and legs, and even survive safely without the plot collapsing. This is really, very difficult... It is so beautiful in TvT to see everyone in Demon Slayer walking in the sunshine with Chihaya TvT... Www It's really a very heart-warming and gentle fan story. It healed my body and mind🙏 (kneel down) Teacher, you are a god, right?

Highly recommended, the narrative is smooth and the overall story is coherent. The plot concept is very clever, and it perfectly fills in the blank parts of the original work, making up for the regrets of many people. In addition, the writing style is also great. The words are plain but not verbose, and the details are appropriate and relaxed. The author must have made an outline and polished it carefully. I am looking forward to your ending. It would be great if it could be expanded and written into a long novel, but this is not enough.

The sense of fate is very strong, the writing is very good, and it makes dreams come true. [Thinking] The logic is pretty good. I feel it is a bit fast-paced [currently in progress] but the word count is thick. The whole text is in the first person. It expresses Chihaya's heart very well [Crazy] He is a child who has suffered a lot. I was really touched when I saw some short clips. A thousand years is really too long. Will Chihaya be sad? I hope Chihaya will be well and have a happy ending without any regrets. I can't, I feel really bad.

I really recommend it. The author describes it from a first-person perspective. It looks really different. He can always write a touch of sadness in plain language. Especially when Hagi died, it was really caught off guard and made me cry. This was the first time I cried when I read a fanfic. The description of the heroine's psychological activities is also very cute. The writing is really good and a lot of difficult thoughts are fulfilled. For example, the poem was saved by the heroine. I really recommend it! (This is my first time writing a long book review. My vocabulary and writing skills are limited, so I can't write with that kind of effect. I apologize)

I can only say that this is the only two books that I can't find any fault with so far. The other one is by another fan and is still being serialized. Generally speaking, it is written in the first person. It is also the only one I have read. It describes the character, emotions, mental journey and contradictions of the protagonist vividly. It is sweet and sweet. Unlike some articles that are just swordsmanship, everyone in this article has warmth and determination, especially the protagonist in the prequel of Demon Slayer Squad who would rather fall into hell, but also want to warn the Demon Slayer Squad so that they will not completely fail because of underestimating the enemy🥺. The ending is also very good, I highly recommend reading it (sorry for running out of words☹️)

Super pretty! The writing style is very fluent, and the emotions are very natural and thorough. There are no inexplicable things. It is a rare good article for Tomato!

Highly recommended! It is one of those rare things nowadays that is close to the original work and has smooth, emotional and natural writing. It is particularly in line with my aesthetics. Therefore, although I have only read a few Demon Slayer comics and have not read all the original works, I still like this fanfic. Personally, I have the same writing preferences as the author, so I feel that it is really not easy for the author to do so, whether it is to put myself in his shoes and try to understand each character in their own situation. The struggles, joys and sorrows of the position, or searching for relevant information to refine the connection between the era and the individual, or setting up the character length, appearances and bonds appropriately, the energy expended is almost the same as building a world view from scratch, not to mention that the fans have to consider the ideas of the original characters, fans, etc. In fact, writing each chapter is a painstaking interpretation, which cannot be achieved without long-term and firm love. Thank you, the author, for bringing us such an excellent work. I hope you will be happier and more comfortable in your future creations!

It's super beautiful, and it feels like Chihaya is a person in it. There's nothing out of the ordinary. Chihaya has met and parted with many people in her thousand years of life. What I like most is the relationship between Chihaya and Yōya. Chihaya has been dating many generations of Uyashiki, but it is true that only Yōya grew up with her. When she absorbed Mukai's blood and lost her memory, she still remembered to use her own blood to make a bracelet for Yōya to block the curse. When Chihaya came back, it was Yōya who went to greet his "grandmother" in person regardless of his own body. Chihaya's character is very cute, and she doesn't seem to care that much about other things. However, over a thousand years, she has met and parted with her friends, family, and lords from generation to generation. If Chihaya was not strong, she would not be able to survive it. Anyway, it's really good. It's the best fanfic I've ever read. It's awesome.

Very beautiful, super beautiful! This is the best fanfic I have read so far. What I like the most is that many fanfics make Muzan look silly and sweet, giving the impression that he can be beaten to death easily, but this book does not. It describes Muzan's cold-blooded, violent, neurotic, suspicious and other characteristics very well, allowing readers to understand what a ghost king should be like. And there is no whitewashing of the good reviews from Hei Simu and Tong Mo! By the way, Kotonoha didn't show up at all and then was criticized for not having any positive comments. If you don't like it, leave it alone and feel sorry for yourself in the comment area. The author's description is already very objective. If you think it's too much, doesn't it mean that he is garbage? Let me state in advance that I am an omnivore and eat Tongqin, Yuanshi and Rihei, but I do not deny that the author in the book did not make mistakes. The writing style is very everyday and plain, but also a little sad. Although it is written in the first person, it is very empathetic! I cried several times watching it! And as far as my personal hobbies are concerned, his emotional descriptions are really good and not too frequent. There is no deliberate sensational feeling, it is just the right embellishment.

This is the first Demon Slayer fanfic I've read, it's shocking and delicious! ! ! All the regrets have been resolved, everything, everything I had when I watched anime and comics. Special praise, when it comes to the issue of team uniforms, Kanroji Mitsuri is finally no longer forced to accept the kind of team uniforms that connote staring. I really want to cry. This fanfic is in my heart. Although it is the first one I read, it will definitely occupy an important place in all future books. Because of it, I really want to continue to see what other fanfics there are? And I have an unavoidable premonition that I will think of this gentle, kind and lovely Chihaya Tachibana when I read all the unsatisfactory and sad stories in the future. I will look forward to what the story will be like if she is here, and I will regard her and all the lovely characters in this article as the salvation of everything. Moreover, there is basically no OOC in the whole text. Although the focus is not on Tanjiro's generation, all the key characters have been mentioned from the beginning of the writing. The writing focus is on the development of the Demon Slayer Squad and Hashira. It really makes people's hearts melt when they read it, and so does everyone's relationship with Chihaya. And the relationship between Muzan and Chihaya is not the kind of entangled love and hate. Chihaya clearly realized that she had no feelings for Muzan, and the hostility between them was not caused by Muzan's twisted personal feelings. Finally, seeing how Chihaya loves everyone, and how everyone loves Chihaya, I am really happy for them. Also because of their existence, they are very happy for this demon-destroying world. I will definitely read this book again!

It is a very heart-warming fanfic, the plot rhythm is just right, the transitions are natural, and the character relationships and emotions are well controlled. The writing style is very good. Reading it feels like the sun is shining warmly on your body. It is a rare masterpiece in Tomato. It is neither thunderous, poisonous nor stupid. We all love you, Chihaya~ It may be that the new book has just been completed and the rating under the influence of various algorithms on the platform is only 8.0, But in my opinion, the level of this book is completely worthy of 9.5+. I should rely on Tomato to promote it and everyone to rate it~

Why are there so few reviews and so low ratings... Although I haven't watched it for a long time, I will charge heroically for the teacher! ! ! It's a really heart-warming article. I've been heartbroken after reading it so far. There is a redemption plot, but it's different from some of the ones I've read before. Baby Chihaya just pulls them out of the suffering they shouldn't encounter, instead of supporting them for a lifetime. The separation of life and death still exists, but there is more warmth. The character creation of the grandmother in Demon Slayer Squad is also very full. She is a good treasure who is sometimes gentle and tolerant, and sometimes lively and out-of-the-box! As the firebrand of the Demon Slayer Squad, the living heirlooms and so on really have a sense of destiny. Each character has not lost the characteristics of the original work but has new and beautiful characteristics. The plot arrangement and rhythm are also top-notch. I will praise it! ! ! I will work hard to hold back more, but I really like this article. I was a little offended at first because of the first-person writing, but the author cured me of it. Sure enough, everything is just a cloud in front of the absolute writing style. Doctor, you are so wonderful at rejuvenating! I hope the author will get better and better, and baby Chihaya will be happy every day! !

It's a rare Demon Slayer fanfic written from a first-person perspective. Chihaya has really experienced more than a thousand years of pain. It's really hard to imagine how she survived. She is like a living history book, passing on those skills that date back to the past. Fortunately, she finally ushered in her own sunshine. It was a very happy ending.

The whole article gives people a sense of a steady flow of water, like a gentle breeze or a warm autumn sun. It is neither arrogant nor impetuous, and it touches people's hearts. The overall writing style looks really comfortable. Although it is in first person, the reading experience is very smooth from beginning to end. I was quite disgusted with the first person, but because it was too smooth, I read it in one sitting without realizing it [laughing and crying] The heroine received full marks, she is very much like the kind of mother who is tolerant and considerate after all she has experienced! Mom is great! I want to act like a spoiled child with my mother! (Wait) (No) (Cover mouth) All in all, it is a book that makes people feel peaceful when reading it. I recommend reading it while drinking tea when you are alone to relax your body and mind.

It's so good-looking, it brings tears to my eyes, it's a first-person perspective, the plot is reasonable, and the character relationships are all reasonable. It's not reasonable at all. It's the best ending, and it's soft-hearted. The friendship of the times is so touching.

It's well written, very warm, and has the flavor of the original work. It makes my eyes water up just watching it. [Crying] Many characters that I felt sorry for when I followed the original work got a new destiny. I'm really happy. The author writes very naturally, and it feels like different destinies that may really happen in parallel time and space.

I stayed up late and finished reading this book. It can be said that everyone who likes Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba can feel free to read it. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba's second fan creation is a breath of fresh air among many fans. Unlike Otome Yuuki who went crazy after other IPs became popular, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba has always been a healing book. I think this is a representative book. About the content The author chooses to use the first person to narrate the entire story. There are many benefits of the first person. For example, it can make readers more immersed in the situation, enhance the authenticity of the story and the reader's empathy. However, it is also difficult to write in the first person. If you are not careful, you will write a very childish and extreme character, which often outweighs the gain. But this book truly achieves the situation where man and book are united. It lays the foundation in the first chapter and gives people a great shock after reading it. It only takes a few hours to read almost a person's life. The story is narrated and the subsequent content is well connected. Regarding relationships, although I have to admit that I also have the same xp as many people. I want to read a heartthrob or something, but this book that prefers group favorites completely satisfied me. Here are some of my favorite characters. About Wumei, the author's imagination when writing the plot with Wumei made me call him gorgeous. The reason why he turned into a ghost was introduced very clearly. Not a single sentence was unnecessary nonsense. What about Wumei's feelings? There is a trace of true feelings in the pretense. It poked me hard. About Uyashiki To be honest, among all the interactions written by the author, I like the entanglement with the Uyashiki clan the most. The fate of Chihaya and the Uyashiki clan is like a tangled red thread, which cannot be untangled and is still chaotic. Watching the growth of generations of lords, watching the early deaths of generations of lords, what are you thinking about when you are called grandmother? The one who is the most reluctant to leave is Uyashiki Yoshiya, after all, he is a child raised by himself. Regarding Enichi Tsukuni, he was a very gorgeous person even in the way he appeared. Enichi, who was very skilled in martial arts and valued love and righteousness, would practice several times in advance because he was afraid of holding his daughter. He was also very good at poetry. He was a good husband and a good father. Even after his death, he was still like a shooting star across the dark night of everyone's life. Only forgetfulness is the real disappearance. He lives in everyone's heart and still exists. About Chihaya I think of you again, dear Chihaya. When I read this book, I always felt that Chihaya was my good friend. Chihaya has had a hard time these years, right? Being treated like this by the young master, her only "sister" died, being forced to become a ghost, unable to live in the sunshine of her beloved, witnessing the fate of generations of Uyashiki, sending away friends one after another, and even meeting the children of the children she once rescued. The heartache at the beginning turned into numbness. What would Chihaya be thinking about? The end of the story represents the end of memories. I can no longer peep into their lives. I can no longer know Chihaya's thoughts. This feeling... Is really uncomfortable! It's not gorgeous at all () But I think that Chihaya can lie down and take a nap on the hay warmed by the sun. Maybe it is the best ending of the story. Chihaya's life has just begun. Everyone's life has just begun. Life now is the best answer, right?

If you like the plot, feel free to watch it! The plot of the whole book is very coherent, and the first-person narrative perspective makes it easier for people to read, and it is very immersive. Each character is full-bodied, and there is no OOC [blowing kiss] In short, the ending is a happy ending! [Blowing kiss]

The most beautiful Demon Slayer novel I have ever seen... Clear enough logic and delicate enough writing style make the entire fanfic read particularly smoothly and comfortably... I really kneel to the author as a goddess and I will follow you for the rest of my life [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]