Demon Slayer: A Tale of Loyalty

The author is so great, all the foreshadowings are fulfilled, and it makes up for some minor regrets of the original drama. The plot is also reasonable, and there are some interesting clues. Some of the settings refer to the characters in the display. I only noticed this little easter egg when I was watching the video. It can be seen that the author really put his heart into it. This article is in Demon Slayer Doujin The article is of high quality. It's a cool article that has brains but not without brains. The writing is also great and some of the psychology of the characters are quite clear. I didn't expect that the article I clicked on is so beautiful and the update speed is so fast. The author is so tired that he should write some novels and take a rest. I can't wait to read on [Love] [Love] [Love] Highly recommend! Highly recommend! ! !

As for loyalty, there is no doubt about loyalty, and the writing is also very good. It seems that Saito Yoshiryu is a real person... The only tall samurai during the Warring States Period. You should read this book with some brains.

Can. . . . . . . . It's a little bit poisonous to have a brain. Personally, I feel that Akira's breath is a bit redundant. Once the protagonist learns the sun and moon breath, the intensity will be enough. You can just use them interchangeably like Tanjiro.

I've read Chapter 52 so far, and I think it's okay. The expansion beyond the original work is good, but I was a little confused when it came to Shouro. Jikoku Castle was handed over to Jutsuro by Yoshinobu when he came of age. Why did he not seem to recognize Yoshinobu when Enichi died? First of all, Juro knew the existence of ghosts. When Yoshinobu went back, Juro saw such a familiar face (they were all together before Yoshinobu handed over Jiguoku Castle to Juro). Even if he didn't know that Yoshinobu turned into a ghost, he should have thought that it was Yoshinobu's son or grandson. Why did he act like he didn't know him or not? This is what confused me.

A very good novel. The protagonist Yixin is as flesh and blood as if he is really standing in front of the readers. It makes up for a lot of regrets. The sacrifice of one person and the dawn of sacrifices of countless people deserve my five-star praise for this book.

Great needless to say. The pace is a little slow but very rich, and the foreshadowing can also be filled in. Recommended, highly recommended! Please support Brother Jiguo and Mr. Yoshinobu to drive the Universiade without misfortune. Thank you

There's nothing to say about the protagonist Xinyi. He's not invincible right from the start. It makes up for some regrets. Overall, he's pretty good.

Very good-looking, not a brainless cool article that I strongly recommend! It's really not enough to see if the author can update ten times a day! ! ! [Crying] I watched it all in one breath

The writing is pretty good, but I feel like the main character is always weak, and Wuxian has become a little smarter.

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