Tongmo! I Love You so Much [Demon Slayer]

So delicious! Although the author and teacher wrote in the introduction "try your best to make up for regrets", this is easy to say but difficult to do. After all, who is Tong Mo? It's the ghost that eats humans with a smile, the emotionally empty "Part 2". How do you write a "love letter" to such a character? But the author has really found that narrow road: not whitewashing, not distorting, just gently opening a window of possibility. Moreover, the original character of Toru Watanabe came at the right time. I feel the pull between the two is very interesting - I can see that Tong Mo is still the same Tong Mo, and there is still an inhuman chill in his smile, but at certain moments, there seems to be a trace of "human" confusion in his eyes. This treatment is quite clever. It does not lose the soul of the original work, but also gives readers a small gap to breathe. Although it currently has more than 30,000 words, I feel that the pattern has been expanded. The author's writing is steady, he has a good grasp of psychology, and his pictures are vivid. You can see the little beauty, and you can also smell the mixed smell of blood and moonlight. What's even more rare is the rhythm, which is lingering when it should be lingering, and shows no mercy when it should be sharp. This feeling is almost the same, hoping that even the most desolate soul will have the opportunity to be lightly touched by something gentle. So delicious, so delicious, so delicious, so delicious, so delicious, so delicious! I found such a delicious meal! Like it very much! ! ! ! ! !

I'm going! It's so beautiful, but it's a little bit small, but it's good-looking [laughs]

Very well written, edible