Demon Slayer: The Void Pillar's Void Means Nothingness!

It's very interesting, but there are also some problems. The author substitutes too much about our country. For example, in the part where the main question is about rock pillars or flame pillars in Chapter 21, the author subconsciously substitutes the homophonic pinyin of our country. In short, the author still needs to work harder 🤔 🤔 🤔

It scared me. I thought it was the nothingness of the broken iron. I was afraid that the protagonist would suddenly say: I mourn for the dead, let it flow, the sword light of the past 🤦🤦🤦

It's nice to look at and the emotional lines are very natural 👍👍

As a veteran bookworm and someone who has passed through Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, I am responsible to tell you that this book is even better than Iibashira. The writing, drama, emotional lines and plot are all just right, without any abruptness or unreasonableness. It's like a true side story of Demon Slayer.

Sick father, mother who believes in a cult Born as Tong Mo, he loves Mi Li

Come on! Why do you still have to find 5 words?

This is the most realistic episode I've ever seen. If you don't think it's good, come and criticize me. The overall writing fluency is getting better and better, the plot connection is getting better and better, and it is constantly updated. I hope the author will get better and better, and we will have more energy to follow.

It's very interesting. There are very few single female hosts in Ganlu Temple. I recommend it.

I read Chapter 17, it's very interesting

Come on, the author is great