The Ending Demon Slayer Was Always Meant to Have

“Aaaah, this is so heartbreaking! What a brutal plot twist!” Tong lay on the bed, wailing, her eyes already swollen from crying.

“Ding-dong! Strong emotions detected in Host. Would you like to change the story's ending?” “Go, go, go!”

The story will begin in the Taisho era. If the timeline doesn't allow someone to be saved, I'll make up for it in other ways.

The heroine is eleven at the beginning. Once she reaches seventeen, she will stop aging.

Everyone survives. Later on, I'll write about the regrets concerning the demons. The Snake and Love pairing will remain intact.

This is the author's first book. I wrote it to feel a little better, so if anything could be improved, please feel free to offer suggestions.

The heroine is polite and gentle, but cheerful around people she knows well. She's also smart.

Since she saves many characters who were meant to die, some of them will change. I'll keep them true to their original personalities and avoid making them too out of character. For example, before losing his sister, Giyu was somewhat introverted and not very talkative, but he wasn't yet as cold and distant as he became later. Before his mother turned into a demon, Sanemi was a gentle, smiling, responsible child who was full of hope for life. Shinobu won't lose her parents or her sister, so she'll remain cheerful and straightforward. Muichiro will have his brother's love, so he won't lose his memories or wear a vacant expression. Himejima will receive the gratitude he deserves at eighteen. Ruka won't die of illness, and Kyojuro will earn his father's approval. Obanai will emerge from the darkness, overcome his inferiority complex, and bravely express his feelings.

Everything will find a different ending...