Demon Slayer: With Orochimaru's System
Zhang Tianya never imagined that her life would end with the suffocating combination of a toilet and a cake.
When she opened her eyes again, she had become a lost soul in the world of Demon Slayer. And what came with her transmigration was none other than the template of that snake uncle from Naruto, who turned science into an art and changed bodies as easily as changing clothes.
“Bind a demon with Hidden Shadow Snake Hands? No big deal.”
“Use body modifications to dodge Blood Demon Arts? Standard procedure.”
“Living Corpse Reincarnation... Uh, maybe I should use that one sparingly. I don't want the Hashira mistaking me for a new species and cutting me down.”
When an anime-loving girl with Orochimaru's full repertoire of skills barges into the inferno of humans and demons locked in battle:
Shinobu Kocho stares at the green snake darting from her sleeve, nearly stabbing herself with her poison needle;
Kyojuro Rengoku's Flame Breathing scorches the snake's scales, only for her to reply, “Not hot enough, bro”;
Even the ever-composed Giyu Tomioka falls silent when he sees her freely detach her joints.
Zhang Tianya uses Cursed Seal techniques to “power up” her teammates, researches the origins of demons with Impure World Reincarnation, and grumbles on the side: “The Demon Slayer Corps only knows how to hack demons to pieces? Try genetic modification and forbidden techniques!”
At last, during the battle at Infinity Castle, she faces Muzan Kibutsuji, driven into a corner. With a laugh, she unleashes the Eight-Headed Serpent Technique, and a colossal blue-black serpent devours the heavens and earth.
“Mr. Muzan, let's talk: which of us is the real ‘monster’?”
This is the story of someone causing trouble in the world of Demon Slayer with a Naruto script in hand. When snake-style ninja techniques collide with Breathing Styles, and the mind of a mad scientist enters the battlefield between humans and demons, this desperate world is destined to be stirred into a cauldron of experiments.
Don't you see what's so great about the protagonist?