"Demon Slayer: When I Owned the Orochimaru System"
Zhang Tianya never thought that the end of her life would be the suffocating combination of "toilet + cake".
When she opened her eyes again, she became a lost person in the world of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, and what came with her time travel was the template of Uncle Snake in Naruto who turned "science" into art and changed his body like changing clothes——
"The latent shadow snake's hands tie up the evil spirit? A small scene."
"Software modification of vampirism? Routine operation."
"The Reincarnation of the Undead... Well, use this with caution, for fear of being chopped down by the pillars as a new species."
When an anime fan girl masters Orochimaru's full set of skills, she breaks into the purgatory where humans and ghosts fight:
The Butterfly Ninja looked at the green snake coming out of her sleeve, and the poisonous needle in her hand almost pricked her hand;
Purgatory Anjuro's breath of fire burned the snake's scales, but he only got a sentence of "The temperature is not enough, brother";
Even Tomioka Giyu, who was always calm, fell silent in front of her freely removable joints.
While Zhang Tianya was using curse seals to "strengthen" the team members, she was also using dirt reincarnation to study the origin of ghosts. She complained at the same time: "Your team of ghost slayers relies solely on cutting down ghosts to defeat them? Try genetic modification and forbidden magic!"
Until the decisive battle in Infinite City, facing Onibatsuji Muzan who was forced into a desperate situation, she smiled and threw out the Yami no Jutsu, and the blue-black giant snake swallowed the world:
"Mr. Wuhan, let's talk now - who is the real 'monster'?"
This is a story about using Naruto's script to cause trouble in the world of demon slayer. When the snake ninjutsu collides with the breathing method, and when the thinking of a scientific madman breaks into the battlefield between humans and ghosts, it is destined to turn this desperate world into an experimental soup.
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