Demon Slayer: The Red-Robed Asura of the Demon Slayer Corps

The writing is okay, and the main character is well portrayed so far, but there is an unclear point. At one moment, he says that he does not want other families to suffer the same fate and that he will use all his strength to kill ghosts. At another moment, he says that saving people is just a casual thing, and he does not care about the life and death of other candidates, and even stands idly by when rival ghosts kill people. Ask the author to explain

It is one of the best among Demon Slayer fanfics. The characters are emotionally delicate, the writing is excellent, the original characters are not OOC, the setting is interesting, and the plot rhythm is well grasped. The current rating is indeed too fake. It should not be so low [Like][Like][Like]

After reading more than 20 chapters, I feel that there is no need to add a time traveler setting to the protagonist.

Duck! Duck! Such a touching plot... I support it! The author is very [like] [almost crying]

It's very nice to read. There's nothing bad about it. The only thing is that there are a little few updates. It would be nice to have more. [Blow a kiss] I don't think this book should be buried with a low score. There are really too few books in this kind of tomato, so it should be seen by more people, so that the author can be more motivated to create. It's finished [crying] [crying] [crying] Looking forward to the author's new book [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss]

It's well written, but it's just not to my taste.

Awesome, the author keeps writing. Original characters are the best.

I have just read more than 20 chapters, and some people may think that fan fiction should not have knives, but right, the protagonist of the fan fiction is to kill ghosts after all. Without his own original knives in the early stage, why does the protagonist hate ghosts so much, and why does he have the obsession to kill ghosts? Is it based on the anime he watched before time travel? That's impossible, not to mention that the setting still doesn't know the protagonist of the original plot... So it is reasonable to have some knives that are necessary and can make the plot develop smoothly. Although the sword in the early stage makes the protagonist's intention to kill ghosts normal, your timeline is too different. It feels like you just read some Tik Tok explanations and fanfics before writing the article.

It's a good book, and it doesn't have any particularly bad points. The plot is well connected and the knife is very good [smile][smile][smile]

It's a very novel opening, the writing is also good, and it's more immersive. I don't read books with my brain in mind, so I didn't see any poisonous points in the plot. I'm looking forward to reading it.