Demon Slayer: I Want to Tell Shinobu Goodnight

As a fanfiction focusing solely on Shinobu Kocho, this book captures the hidden vulnerability and tenderness beneath Shinobu's smile in the original work, making it incredibly touching. The original protagonist, Takino An, growing up at a shrine, is a perfect fit, avoiding any forced disruption of the main storyline.

It's still a single female lead, Xiao Ren. Bei Yuan's books are still top-notch. The other one is the only one I can read 3 or 4 times. The previous one was about the adorable Xiao Yang. I want to savor this one carefully. The name Takino is the origin of Shinobu Kocho's name, and also the name of Takino An.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

I can understand having only one female lead, Shinobu, and Kita-en has mentioned this as well. But could you please stop killing off Kanae so often? Why is it only Shinobu who gets redeemed, and not Kanae? Shinobu becomes Kanae's appearance because of her sister's death, but wasn't Kanae's gentleness also because Shinobu needed her protection?

Amazing! Amazing! Amazing! I've finally waited for your book to be released!

This book deserves a perfect score! The delicate emotions and slice-of-life writing make it a delightful read, and the relationship between the protagonist and the ninja develops gradually. The characters are also well-developed and easy to immerse yourself in. It's also very sweet. This book definitely deserves five stars.

I feel it's not as good as the previous one, but it's still very good.

I agree, I also want to read books about Kanae while she's still alive. Kita-en's writing is so good, I think she could write something really good. Every time I read about Shinobu after Kanae's death, reminiscing about Kanae, I feel a little sad.

Overall, the book has a good concept and doesn't follow the formula of its predecessor. It starts with a different premise, which is rare for a relatively new author. The emotional aspects are written very delicately, and the characters are well-developed and have their own distinct personalities. It's simply a good read. Your Uncle Yu Luo must strongly support this.

I started reading this book from the previous one, and there's not much to say except that it's good. If you're wondering what makes it good? Sorry, I'm not well-educated enough to describe it in detail.