Thousand-Year-Old 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.

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.