Demon Slayer: The Nine Hashira Rescue Plan

Dear friends, please give me a follow and add it to my bookshelf. Each of your collections is the motivation for me to update more! I am even more looking forward to comments in the comment area - plot rhythm, character creation, CP interaction, whether it is to praise or make suggestions, I will read them carefully one by one and make practical changes! [Cry][cry][cry] It's all foreshadowing, but the beginning of Chapter 10 is the plot point of the entire main line. Please forgive me, gentlemen. [Sending my heart] If you like to read if lines, you can go directly to the extra chapter in the second volume~

It's really good. I've read a lot of Demon Slayer fanfics. I don't know why I feel tired and tired when I continue to start the next one. I hate watching each character repeat the same fate, like a puppet on a string. But I will continue to look for it next time. It wasn't until I saw the post-war life in this article that I realized that what I wanted was to see them. In their lives, no matter how powerful they are, they are still teenagers around the age of eighteen or nineteen. Every article they write is about killing ghosts and living a life where there may be no tomorrow. It is really inappropriate to talk about relationships. Only after their mission of killing ghosts is completed, they become their true selves, are qualified to appreciate the scenery on the roadside, respond to the feelings of others, and feel Happy food around you. This article is really good. Everyone's life after the war is in line with their own personalities. In addition, I can't recommend it, but I only read one article about Muichiro. He was only fourteen years old, which really made me feel guilty. The author's writing style is very delicate. The life after the war really made me unable to leave my mouth. I was really pleased with Muichiro. After little changes, Muichiro's character is absolutely suitable. When I watched the anime, I only saw his cold face and cuteness, but I forgot that he was not born like this. The Demon Slayer Squad is just a temporary stop. I am really happy that Muichiro can be like this. If he can survive after the war, if someone breaks into his heart, this should be it! Everyone in the Demon Slayer Squad must be living a happy life like this! After that, I probably won't be chasing Demon Slayer novels anymore (except for the author's). I also understand that the reason why I pursue Demon Slayer fandoms one after another so persistently is because I want my beloved character to no longer be alone, to open his heart, and to be a childish young man again, instead of the cold Kasumu-sama without any weaknesses! Finally, I hope the author will update more! ! !

I don't know why I want to cry more and more while watching it. It's not that I'm a bitch, but I feel like I don't want my favorite characters to die and I burn my life to light up the future for them. The heroine is very gentle, but every time I see her face them gently, I don't think that she is really good, but I want to cry more and more.

I don't want to say it's too rough. I think the protagonist is doing something that everyone who will be touched by watching Demon Slayer wants to do. The relationship with Muichiro is also very natural and real. It's not obtrusive or OOC. I think it can be given a solid foundation.

The text is very warm and warm

The pace is fast, and the character creation is basically in line with the original work. Chinatsu grows and changes little by little in the process of contacting everyone. It has been praised [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

Wow wow wow, it's so beautiful, it made me cry.

Good-looking, love to watch, watch more

The heroine is not about fighting but about planning. The final battle ended well and was a bit sad before. After the war, there are many chapters of a beautiful and ordinary life. CP Muichiro [laughs]

I really like the warm daily life in the second volume. It's really great that everyone is happy [almost crying] [love] [love] [love]