Demon Slayer: The Snow Hashira Is Forced to Join the Upper Moons from the Start

[Female protagonist + System + transmigration + becoming a demon + Demon Slayer + time travel + becoming Shinobu Kocho’s younger sister. From the Warring States period to the Taisho period, from Japan to Ming China.] (You can enjoy this even if you haven’t read Demon Slayer.) (A light System story.)

Li Hua Xue, daughter of a Warring States daimyo and a direct descendant of Kokushibo. A grudge from seventy years ago is finally coming to an end.

(The historical periods and cultural customs are written with an eye toward authenticity, and Ming China will feature in the story.)

Years later, as Li Hua Xue faces Muzan in the Infinity Castle in a fight to the death, she will remember that distant night when she, as office worker Li Hua, worked overtime at her computer until late.

Perhaps from that moment on, she was destined to endure the cycle of becoming a human, then a Hashira, then a demon, and finally a redeemer amid the chaos of the Warring States period.

My name is Li Hua Xue:

· A modern office worker who transmigrated here

· A direct descendant of the Tsugikuni clan

· The youngest Snow Hashira in the history of the Demon Slayer Corps

· A forcibly transformed Upper Rank Four

· An anomaly who can withstand sunlight after consuming the Blue Spider Lily

· A penitent seeking atonement across three hundred years

· The Butterfly Mansion’s favorite: Shinobu Kocho’s younger sister

“Immortality isn’t a blessing. It’s the cruelest punishment for the lonely.”

“I’d rather live briefly as a human than spend eternity alone as a demon.”

“Let me repay a century of sin and punishment with the last of my life.”

P.S. The heroine is forcibly turned into a demon, then chooses to atone. She struggles to survive between Muzan and the Demon Slayer Corps, and ultimately chooses to face death alongside the Hashira as a human. I’m a college student, and I’ve already written a ten-thousand-word outline. I just finished reading the Infinity Castle arc.

Just to clarify, I’m a reader of the book about Tsugikuni Aiko, but there wasn’t enough to read, so I decided to write my own.