Demon Slayer: Did I Become an Adopted Son of the Butterfly Family from the Start?

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The protagonist is well portrayed. He wants to save everyone because he has endured hardships and doesn't want others to be like him. However, he often feels sorry for himself because he doesn't have enough strength. He is an ordinary person who can really be put into the role. At the same time, because of the existence of the protagonist, the atmosphere in the Demon Slayer Squad becomes truly like a family. I'm going to cry. 🥺

As long as you stick to the current level, it will definitely be another masterpiece of Demon Slayer fan fiction.

I personally feel that it is good, especially the emotional part, which is very well written. The protagonist in this novel looks like a real person. At the end, what does Lin Quji mean by saying hello to Ming? He went back to the past and took Ninja and the others with him?

The book is pretty good, but the main character is suspected of suffering from recurring mental illness.

I feel that the emotional scenes of the Butterfly Sisters were not handled very well in the early and middle stages, but the other friendship lines and family lines were handled quite well. At least for me, it was quite touching. I was not afraid of jokes. I shed tears at least three times. Maybe it's because I have a low tear point. I found it quite good later on. Especially the chapter where Tongmo disappears, giving Tongmo a chance to redeem himself and giving Zhuzhu an apology. I can't describe it, but it just feels very good. The part with Yiwoza probably should be called Komaji is also very good. I'll give it a review after I finish reading it. Now I'll give it four stars.

I would strongly recommend this Demon Slayer fanfic. I am tired of reading those weak dialogues about the Butterfly Sisters. This novel has a tough tone. Not to mention how good the writing is, it just feels good to read. I didn't accept the setting of ghosts in the later period when I first started playing. But after seeing the small layout in the back, my senses changed. It's a good novel, but there are too few people. The rating of 6.1 Is really low.

Come on, author, keep writing.

Yes, although I only watched a little 😳

The content is delicate, the characters are vividly drawn, and the plot is subtle.