[The protagonist is a demon, a villain who eats people and kills Hashira]
He transmigrated into the Demon Slayer world and became Kokushibo, a newly turned demon.
From then on,
immortality, immense strength, Moon Breathing:
all of it belonged to him.
There was only one problem...
His boss seemed a little unhinged.
"Kokushibo, you're the strongest demon after me. You have to set a good example!"
"Kokushibo!! Your brother's coming to kill me!! Save me!!"
"Kokushibo, your brother's dead! Come on, we have to celebrate today!"
"Kokushibo, help me establish the Twelve Kizuki!"
"Kokushibo, find the Blue Spider Lily for me!"
"Kokushibo! Once we overcome sunlight, we'll become the ultimate life-form!! Hahahaha! What do you think? Excited?"
Kokushibo fell silent.
Looking at his boss, who trembled in fear and was terrified of dying,
yet dreamed of becoming the ultimate life-form,
he finally confirmed one thing.
His boss was definitely not right in the head.
But that wasn't much of a problem.
His boss could handle going crazy. He would handle getting stronger.
And so, from that moment on...
He devoured the strong and hunted the Hashira.
He built a force belonging to the demons.
The demons of this era would change completely.
When the Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps began falling one after another, they finally realized:
This time, the demons they faced were growing at a speed they couldn't begin to understand.
It's not bad. The original ghost story is nice, but it's not my cup of tea. Kokushibo's role is a bit small. I didn't expect a female apprentice at the beginning, but thankfully there wasn't any romantic tension. They did include a brother and sister-in-law; actually, if we're talking about the original character, the sister-in-law is out of character (OOC)—she's supposed to be the Japanese…
It's pretty good, but why do the opponents always seem to have the mark and transparency buffs? A slight buff would be great; I'm just letting them pass by now. 😏
I'd give it five stars. The only downside so far is the confusing timeline; it can't always be nighttime. But putting that aside, it's quite enjoyable to watch. 😄🤦🤔🤔🤔
Very good, it's a high-quality work among Demon Slayer fanfiction.
It's rare to find a good book by Kokushibo. [I've learned something]
Not bad, I'll give it a thumbs up.
It's pretty good, you can take a look.
So far, it seems pretty good. But is it really that easy for Demon Slayer Corps members to awaken their Demon Slayer Marks? Is it like that in anime too? I haven't watched much of it.
Overall, it seems pretty good.
Good, the original storyline is quite good, I hope the author continues to do well.