After a year of grueling training under Orochimaru, Uchiha Sasuke, consumed by a desire for revenge, accidentally falls into a world overrun by demons.
Here, the chakra he once prided himself on is gone, but he still has a pair of Sharingan he cannot shut off. These eyes, once symbols of a curse, can no longer unleash Amaterasu or Susanoo. Yet the instant he slays a demon, they force him to empathize with the sorrow and obsession it felt before death.
To survive and find his way home, Sasuke forcibly combines Thunder Breathing and Flame Breathing. Pushing his body to its limits, he creates an ultimate breathing style accompanied by the wail of Chidori: “Weeping Breathing.”
With every swing of his blade, lightning and fire intertwine, and blood and tears fall from his Sharingan. Every time he sheathes his sword, he listens to the cries deep within a demon’s soul.
From a cold-blooded avenger to the “Weeping Hashira” who makes Muzan tremble. After witnessing the lives of countless demons flash before his eyes and putting an end to every tragedy, the battle-worn young man puts away his Nichirin Blade.
The Uchiha, once filled with bloodlust, eventually rediscovers the tenderness deep within his heart. A path of blood. From a cold-blooded avenger to a demon slayer healed at the Butterfly Mansion, learning to understand all the joys and sorrows of the world.
Unpopular high-quality fandoms must be Amway! This Sasuke travels through demon slayer novel completely breaks away from the clichés, abandons chakra and kaleidoscope, and allows Sasuke to integrate into the world view with new special abilities. The online logic is never OOC. The opening of the Spider Mountain chapter is gripping. Sasuke arrives in time to rescue the trapped Tanjiro and members of the Demon Slayer Squad. The atmosphere is full of tension. It not only retains Sasuke's aloof character, but also fits the world view of Demon Slayer. There is no brainless crushing. The plot is step-by-step. It is being serialized but it is already exciting enough. The two chefs will definitely be pleasantly surprised after watching it!
It's pretty good. The author's writing is good and the concept is good.