Demon Slayer: the Strongest Mingzhu

It's really good. The relationship between Shinobu and Shinobu Kyogoku is also very delicately portrayed. However, the two of them are so awkward that it made me anxious while watching it. However, the writing is reasonable and gives people a feeling that according to Shinobu's character, she will indeed do this. For a Shinobu fan like me, it is indeed very friendly. The character's personality is not broken, and it is also very friendly to the original party. It is still worth watching. And this novel is not the kind where the male protagonist cheats and has fun all the time. It is already rare in this app. The male protagonist is a growth type. He stumbles on the road of growth and meets many partners. He has a sense of daily life but does not lose the sense of crisis. After all, it is the same as the original novel. But the timeline is still very close, so I don't have much free time to enjoy. I am basically killing ghosts until I finally fight against Wu Mei. Especially in the final battle, I can really feel that everyone is fighting with their lives. No matter how injured they are, they must kill Wu Mei. The relationship between the two people is not always smooth, but it is a little bit rough, but it does not make people feel too much. From the clips of the two people getting along, you can taste a lot of disagreements, and there are also plots where the two people tease each other, quarrel, etc., Which are very sweet. I have to say that the author's writing is quite good [Shy] and he has skipped over the plot overlaps with the original work. The fighting scenes of various characters are also very detailed. The tense atmosphere can really arouse the readers' emotions. The whole book is not always written around the male and female protagonists, and leaves space for other characters. [Note] For example, Kojima Konno, a character who does not appear in the original work, either when he first appears or when he kills ghosts and grows up with the male protagonist. At that time, or maybe the final sacrifice scene, I feel that the image of this character has been fully developed. At least when he died, I was indeed quite sad and would sigh for him. Doesn't this just show that the author's way of shaping characters is very good? [Think]

It's a very good book. It's a pity that the two only confirmed their relationship in Kyogoku's last moments. I didn't get to see the day Kyogoku and Butterfly got married, nor did I get to see them have their own children and family. In summary, this book is very good.

It's good to watch, the fighting and emotional lines are good, and you won't feel like you're being frivolous if you skip the plot that repeats the original work. The writing in the early stage is still a bit green, but it gets better and better later on. The setting fits the original work without any drama. I stayed up late to read it, and it can touch people's emotions. Please note that this is not a pure sweet story. If there is no extra story, I will die of depression at night. The additional settings at the end are also very interesting. In short, it is a good article worth reading.

This book is good, not procrastinating, and reasonable. The male protagonist is about growth, but also pure love, and he also has a knife, but he is not like other books where he is inexplicably invincible and can easily kill everyone.

It's very good to watch, the fighting scenes are great, and the emotional scenes are also okay. The emotional scenes between the protagonist and Shinobu look very comfortable. The protagonist is not invincible in the final battle, but I don't know if it will be followed up or updated. In fact, I really want to watch Demon Slayer Academy. It has been added to the bookshelf since Yan Zhu retired. Every time the author finished updating, he said he would write a book review, but he forgot every time. I am very sorry. [Cry][cry]

It looks great. If you like it, grab a front row seat. I really like this book. This oc really touched my heart. Not everyone is around him. He is either doing training or going on missions, and he exceeds the limit before he comes up. He should be beaten or not. There is also the emotional line with Butterfly Ninja. I watched it. It's very comfortable. The two didn't fall in love at first sight (although it's natural to fall in love with Butterfly Ninja at first sight), but for this kind of young love that has sprouted and deepened as a pillar, the two like each other but can't say it due to various reasons. The extreme and appropriate ambiguity of each other is really beautiful!

I'll give it five stars first. The plot is pretty good, but I feel like it's a little weak in terms of combat power. But I don't like it. It's a good book, but it gave me a headache. I hope I won't post more in the future. Thank you, the author. [Blow kiss]

Good review! It just feels like the pace is a bit fast, ah, knife, but at least the miserable couple is still together in the end [crying]

It looks good, has a good emotional arc, and good combat. It's really a treasure trove, it makes me cry, the plot is so fast and not draggy at all, but the emotions are expressed in a very natural way. I really feel for the protagonist and Shinobu. Zenitsu is also good. I am not a Zenitsu fan, but I am also a fan of this article. I have to read it again. The visuals of the battle are so strong, and the sugar from the glass slag is painful and sweet. Alas (´-ωก`), the final setting is the icing on the cake.

Very good, the plot doesn't drag on

Okay, well written

Although the process is fast, it is still very well written👍I like it very much👋I can't bear to read one book and miss another

The plot is neither procrastinating nor boring. I want to watch it if I want to [Admiration]

It's good to watch, the plot progresses quickly and doesn't drag out, and the characters are well drawn. It deserves five stars.