“A spear is meant to protect.”
Jinguji Sakuya was the last inheritor of the Twelve Meridians martial arts tradition, bearing his family's legacy of blood and qi and the Six Harmonies Great Spear. He had never joined the Demon Slayer Corps, following only his ancestral teachings: a martial artist's path lies in keeping one's heart true and protecting others.
That night, he stepped into the blood moon with his spear and saved the dying Kanae Kocho. He also saw the violet-eyed girl standing behind her sister, trembling as she held her sword: Shinobu Kocho.
She couldn't master any Breathing Style. Beneath her genius sister's brilliance, she was sinking into an abyss of self-doubt.
“Then don't use one,” he said.
“Stand in horse stance and train your blood and qi. If you can't find someone else's path, find your own.”
And so she began following him, standing in horse stance in the morning light and practicing her forms beneath the moon. He taught her how to circulate her blood and qi, and from it she discovered her own Insect Breathing.
From then on, spear and butterfly fought side by side.
When Upper Rank Two's ice fans tore through the long night, when the darkness of the Infinity Castle swallowed all living things, he channeled his blood and qi through his spear, and she pierced the dawn with her poison stingers.
“I may not be a swordsman of the Demon Slayer Corps,” he said, holding his spear before him, his blood and qi blazing like a rainbow piercing the sun, “but as long as I stand here, no one will harm those behind me.”
“That includes you, Shinobu.”
“May blood and qi shine forever, and the martial lineage endure. This body and this spear exist only to protect.”
The plot development is quite good, but I feel that everyone's language description (except for the protagonist Temple) could be more delicate. As I keep watching, I always feel that the beginning and end of the dialogue are a bit stiff. The reason for this feeling may be the verbal address, which is mostly expressed directly, and the personal pronoun is mostly you. But the plot development is really good.
First: Awesome, there are really just as few Demon Slayer fans without a system or time travel as there are aliens, not to mention the quality is so high. Second: Many regrets have been made up for Third: The writing is awesome, a bit depressing and sad, but it fits the tone of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba and the protagonist's experiences. Fourth: Details Chapter 91 Fifth: Personality
It's a very good book. From the first time I read it, I always thought it would end with a knife, but I kept reading. Fortunately, the ending was quite good. The whole text is a bit depressing, but the writing is pretty good. [Blows a kiss] Looking forward to the author's new book, and please stop writing so depressingly 😄
It looks good, but the Liuhe Gun is handed down from China, so you have to give the protagonist a Chinese name! But it's still pretty
It's okay, I hope the rating can be released soon
The descriptions are particularly good, and there are really many details. I finally found a novel that is not contaminated by pornographic jokes and bad jokes.
I can give it five stars now, and I look forward to updates.
The writing on this is super good. Very nice.