I transmigrated into a demon, and I get it now: pain is my talent tree.
Suzuka Yuto was a bottom-of-the-barrel member of the former Demon Slayer Corps, abandoned by his comrades because he was cowardly and afraid of death.
The moment he became a demon in his despair, he swore: "I'll live longer than anyone. I'll watch every last one of you die."
But he never expected that someone from the modern world would take over his body.
"Breathing techniques? I read all about them in manga in my previous life."
"Blood Demon Arts? They're just energy absorption, pretty similar to the principle of entropy."
"Hurt yourself to gain strength? Wait, I think I can do a lot with this..."
And so, a demon with a style all his own was born:
- Others train hard to fight. Before a battle, he plucks out one of his own eyes.
- Others seek to win without a scratch. He studies how to get injured as efficiently as possible.
- The Upper Ranks turn and run as soon as they see him: "That crazy demon is back! He fights us even harder than he fights the Demon Slayer Corps!"
After a century in hiding, he secretly hunted the Upper Ranks, allied with Tamayo, and perfected his own unique [Breath of Entropy]. Injuring his eyes lets him see through everything; injuring his ears lets him predict the future. When all seven injuries are united, a demon god will be born.
At last, during the final battle, Muzan laughed maniacally beneath the rising sun: "The sun is up. You've lost!"
With his body cracking apart, Suzuka Yuto slowly plunged his sword into his chest, to the astonishment of the Hashira.
"You're wrong."
"My breathing technique becomes better at killing death the closer I get to dying."
A masterpiece of Demon Slayer fan fiction that has both depth and excitement. The entropic breathing setting of the protagonist's "self-harming in exchange for strength" is novel, and the emotional design of unlocking the seven locks makes every time he becomes stronger, it touches people's hearts. The dual-line narrative structure of the main body and the unvoiced voice is exquisite, respecting the original work and boldly innovating. Chapters such as Ah Tie, Guang Ling, and the Inner Demon are tear-jerking, and the emotional thickness is far beyond that of ordinary novels. The battle scenes burn but not collapse, and the growth line is clear and reasonable. One of the few works in the Demon Slayer fandom that "can be left behind".
Don't stop updating😭😭😭It's really good, it's the best Demon Slayer fanfic I've ever seen
Yes, the characters are well-drawn and the plot is good, but the pace is a little lacking and too slow, but overall it's good.