Demon Slayer: I, Kunikoku Xuanhuang, Was Born Rebellious

I'm a kid from the countryside, and picking up a package isn't easy for me. In the heavy snow, I was all alone and helpless in the wind and snow, and the deliveryman betrayed my feelings. He promised a ten-minute delivery but made me wait fifty, causing me to miss the last bus back to my village. I was helpless, empty, lonely, and cold!

This book is great, but you need to use your brain to understand it. [Smirk]

To be honest, I read Demon Slayer fanfiction because it allows for a happy ending by altering the original plot. This one follows the main storyline but removes the angst, but there's too little sweet slice-of-life content, and the protagonist is too calculating and lacks excitement. The appeal of this book is that while there aren't many sweet moments, when they do, they're truly sweet.

666. I can still read the other parts, but in the later Kyoto battle, they bring out Tanjuro. Guess what? Tanjuro actually managed to fight Kokushibo to a standstill and almost won.

This is the best Demon Slayer I've ever seen.

The logic is clear and easy to understand.

The clones are fine, no problem, since their prototypes are based on the Seven Deadly Sins. As long as there aren't any strange plot twists later on, I'll still watch it.

Excellent, commendable.

I am a military general, not good with words, but good-looking and awesome.