Demon Slayer: I’m an Upper Rank Demon and the Demon King’s Secretary

The early writing was really cruel and very real. The feeling of despair and depression, the fear of death, and the unwillingness to face fate all turned into nourishment before turning black. This is how ghosts are destroyed. Many people who become ghosts do so because of the injustice of their fate and are unwilling to die. This kind of depression and despair, anger and powerlessness, sadness and pain, even me, an outsider, can deeply understand it. It can be said that it is very beautiful. There are no flaws in the writing, and the reasons for turning into a ghost are very reasonable and sufficient. Sanye, one life is worth one life. You have already paid off your life as a human being. Next, it is time to live for yourself. Just like what Ghost said, the venerables are all monsters, and now we must liberate these monsters. Why don't you? Vent out all the injustice that fate has dealt you! Release it! ! Live for yourself.

Invincible, beautiful, and fairy tale, I would like to call it the number one Demon Slayer fanfic in my mind. Personally, it is a fairy grass novel that is even more magical than Keiko Tsukuni's. I even seriously doubt that it is the same author. Readers who like Demon Slayer villain novels are in luck, because their king is back!

Still five stars. I followed Keiko's book. At first I felt that the style was similar. Then I searched for Qing Deng and Ancient Buddha and found nothing, only to find out that they are by the same author. It's beautiful! ૮₍˶ᵔᵕᵔ˶₎ა I hope Mitsuha can be happy in the future. After all, Keiko's sword is going to push her into the Wuhan camp completely, but Mitsuye's story is different. She is already miserable enough, and Wubai is the real salvation for her. (Beep quietly: I hope Butterfly's knife is gentler)

It's pretty good. It strengthens the concept of "god" and reinterprets the world view of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. I've read a lot of fanfics, and this is the only one I've read that is completely from the Onifa camp. The protagonist's abilities are beyond the standard, and I can't figure out how to fight him at all. I knew she was a director as soon as Vampire came out, and now that she's actually become a director, I think the final battle will be even more exciting, I'm really looking forward to it!

It was a lot tougher in the early stages, and tears kept flowing, but I couldn't even cry out when I was watching secretly [crying] It was more fun in the later stages. After reading about thirty chapters, I turned into a ghost. Like Shang Xian Liu, they were brother and sister ghosts and tied for first place. The friendship with Butterfly was super touching. If you have new feelings later, I will make a follow-up review.

The early writing was very good, describing the powerlessness and depression of women in that era. In the middle period, Yan Sheng and Naru Nyeo were together, and it was the protagonist who brought them together. I don't know if it counts as a withdrawal that OOC cannot accept, but I just can't accept it, so I withdraw the book review I wrote before. I've read Keiko's book, and I still like Keiko better. I don't blame Rihei, I'm not a dream girl, I just really like the character of Jiguo Yansheng. Based on my understanding of the character, it is indeed considered OOC. There are different people who are not OOC. It's a pity that I have a bit of a mysophobia and gave up on a whole book because of this problem. The writing is really good and the plot is excellent. I really want to know the subsequent plot, but I really can't stand this problem. It's obviously a hot topic and over-emotional. I think it's a bit stiff. Finally, I want to say that I really, really like this book, but I still want to give it up because of mysophobia. I hope the author can write better and better.

It's so well written. It's a pity that I didn't read Keiko Tsukuni's book until late in my career. I really like this kind of writing about confronting gods and fate. I've always felt that the gods in Demon Slayer are aloof and full of malice... And they're also beautiful and invisible...

🤓🤓🤓Except for Boss Tan being a little more humane in his character, everything else is perfect [blowing kiss]

Looks good! I really like the heroine's actions of resisting fate, and as a ghost, she is indeed the enemy of the Demon Slayer Squad, instead of being a spy with a ghost body and a human heart. I like this kind of plot the most🤩

Well, it's worse than Keiko, but... A little more realistic. Well, the writing is very good, I highly recommend it [like][like][like][like][like][like]