[No System + No Female Lead + A Slight Golden Finger + Normal Power Levels + Character Growth + Bonds]
A modern middle schooler addicted to the internet transmigrates into the world of Demon Slayer, becoming a medicine-dependent invalid for eight years.
His cheap old man forces medicine and acupuncture on him every day;
his gentle mother keeps him under strict watch.
Even dying becomes an unattainable wish.
Until an excessive dose of Muzan's blood is injected into his body
On the night his demon transformation awakens, he devours his parents' flesh, and his crippled legs mysteriously heal!
Tamayo lowers her eyes. “You are the last Corpse Hunter, neither human nor demon.”
Beneath the moonlight, the boy picks up a bloodstained katana and takes a deep breath.
“This life I stumbled into, shouldn't I get to decide how I live it?”
(PS: The protagonist's identity is an original creation.)
Super nice book The protagonist is very cute and proud, um, and his personality is similar to that of some boys nowadays. I really like the relationship between the protagonist and Zenitsu's senior brother (the junior brother is the protagonist) And there are pictures for each of the protagonists, the super cute three little ones interacting, and the super cute Zenitsu. In short, I don't know how to describe this. Anyway, it's very good-looking. Oh, by the way, one more sentence (The female colleague is racking her brains, but it is not as good as the straight man who has an idea) (However, it is unclear whether the author is straight)
After reading The Hunter, I have always felt that the author's character description is very good, and it has the flavor of the original work. I like it both in daily life and in battle. Especially in the current daily life with Zenitsu and Tanjiro, there are not many hangups in the battle, and the sense of immersion is relatively strong. They are all growing up slowly, so keep working hard.
After reading Kaiya's article, I waited for a long time to read it. It must be you, my wife. 🥰🥰🥰
Looks good, keep up the good work