Youmu Lin's parents were killed by a ghost. When her life was hanging by a thread, she was saved by young Shi and Jiguo Enichi. She thought she could have a new family, but it was the ghost again. The ghost killed Shi and her unborn child. From then on, she embarked on the road to destroy ghosts.
The three-piece set of the Translucent World Spotted He Dao is activated, and she can breathe in space and all primitive breathing.
But unfortunately she didn't kill Wu Mei. She sealed herself until the son of destiny who can kill Wu Mei appears and then the seal can be broken. She will dedicate everything including her life to the cause of killing ghosts.
(I would like to state here that there is no CP relationship in the plot. The relationship between the heroine and Tsukuni is just brother and sister, without any ambiguity. Later, when Tanjiro's generation was awakened, he did not have CP relationships with anyone. The heroine's ambition is only to destroy ghosts.)
Reader comments
107~121 Is so baffling. Is the heroine so wary? Someone took her away, and she left. She drank tea when she was given it, and then she lost her memory. For the sake of the plot, she was forced to rectify it. I originally wanted to give it full marks. But this point is so baffling that it takes up more than ten chapters. The author is not in a good state to understand it, but I can't read it well. The sudden rectification is like eating a delicious meal and suddenly eating a fly, which is strange to others.
The author must be a novice, because the author doesn't know how to divide it into paragraphs. I have read a total of 1093 hours of books. I don't know how many books I have read. This is the first time I have seen such a paragraph. One paragraph is too long, which affects the perception, and the writing power is still lacking.
It's very interesting and the plot is very exciting. Great support for the author.
107~121 Is so baffling. Is the heroine so wary? Someone took her away, and she left. She drank tea when she was given it, and then she lost her memory. For the sake of the plot, she was forced to rectify it. I originally wanted to give it full marks. But this point is so baffling that it takes up more than ten chapters. The author is not in a good state to understand it, but I can't read it well. The sudden rectification is like eating a delicious meal and suddenly eating a fly, which is strange to others. The author must be a novice, because the author doesn't know how to divide it into paragraphs. I have read a total of 1093 hours of books. I don't know how many books I have read. This is the first time I have seen such a paragraph. One paragraph is too long, which affects the perception, and the writing power is still lacking.
It's very interesting and the plot is very exciting. Great support for the author.