Demon Slayer: The Ubuyashiki Family's Young Lady

[The main plot is almost over. If you have any fan ideas you can post in the comment area, I will write them down at the right opportunity] [About Ubuyashiki Akiko] The story of the character Akiko is actually almost done, filling in for Naruhashira who does not exist in the original plot. What makes Akiko is not the breath of thunder, nor her status as the eldest daughter of the Ubuyashiki family, but her always trying to do everything well by herself, which is more like a lack of confidence in herself than a distrust of others. If you don't believe that you can do anything well, you can only do everything to the best of your ability. Akiko's tinnitus and insomnia are not the foreshadowing of the "bloodline awakening" or "super breathing method", but are just the physiological state of such long-term anxiety. In fact, Akiko's story should have ended in the Edo Port Chapter, but I deliberately compressed the length and battle scenes of this volume, allowing Akiko's story to continue into "Learning to Let Go" and "Backend Front". This not only tells Akiko's new understanding of the team, but also fills in the "mobile support" ecological niche that was not originally available in Demon Slayer Squad. In fact, in real life, many of my friends are Akiko's type, anxious, always trying to get things done, and worried that they will put others into difficulty. Akiko's emotions are always very restrained, because she basically doesn't think about anything except worrying about the things she is anxious about, and she doesn't react to many things. In today's terms, it is some kind of internal friction. The only story left in Haruko's story is that she practiced under the Rock Pillar Gate. After updating this article, there will be no story about Miss Akiko in the current main line. If you have any other ideas, please feel free to tell me in the comment area and I will try to write them down. About Haruko Shimizu When setting the name of the main character in the system, I did not write the other original characters, but Haruko Shimizu. This character is actually inspired by Frankenstein, borrowing part of the tokusatsu hero's skin to tell a story. This story is more of my personal story. Haruko will be in pain because she cannot save her life, and will tremble because of the existence of ghosts. But this gentle man also sees people as simple combinations of flesh, bone, and pain. When we are unable to fight monsters, do we have to turn ourselves into new monsters? This is the answer I want to get through the character of Haruko, but unfortunately, I can't find it yet. The character Haruko will not appear in the main plot. Her existence is an extreme effort made under the limits of mortal cognition. Like the Edo chapter, I have extremely compressed Haruko's story. Maybe I will expand it completely in the future, but that's a story for another time.