Demon Slayer: Shock! Shinobu Kocho Has Dirt on Me

Not bad, it's not as stifling as some nanny stories, and it includes everyday life elements. Looking forward to it! (*^O^*)

The fight scenes are well-developed, the male lead is well-mannered and not greasy, the single female lead is likable, and the novel theme makes it a worthwhile read. Reading it feels like watching the characters grow gradually; the action, emotions, and writing are all excellent, making it well worth following. The book makes up for the regrets of the original work regarding the Pillar, offering a fantastic reading experience—a hidden gem that has achieved great success.

I highly recommend it; it's probably the best Demon Slayer novel I've ever read, and Shinobu Kocho is the female lead! 🥰🥰🥰

The content is excellent, the ideas are novel, and the writing is very good. However, I feel the title is a bit unappealing, and I suggest the author change it to a more attractive title.

Your thousand-year-old scheme is meaningless before me. People change. When they pass away, when everyone forgets them, what I have protected has never been humanity. I will carry their will and hunt you down to the ends of the earth. Your threat to me with what they protect is meaningless. Right and wrong, the hearts and minds of people, are all meaningless to me now.

The writing is alright, but there are a few differences from the original plot and setting. I suggest the author add a "personal setting" tag.

Medium-grade food supplies, keep it up, author!

Not my buddy, they all died of old age later. The prison was too authoritative; even if you die of old age, the relationship wasn't confirmed at the end, and in the end, it all turned into a knife cutting away the sediment.

If you don't want to talk about it, then don't.

Tokito Muichiro's name is misspelled.