On the night of the Nine-Tails, the God of Death has not yet arrived, and the visitor from hell is here.
In the rift of time and space, a ghost swallowed up the demon fox, tearing the yellow flash of death to pieces.
He is Komaji - a sinful spirit from another world.
Use indifference as your armor and protection as your blade.
The flying thunder god of snow is a withering flower in the night sky; the destruction of the killing fist bones boils with the blood and sin of the two worlds.
When his homeland labeled him a "devil", and when his close relatives fell asleep in a conspiracy, he broke off his forehead protector and stepped into the eternal night.
I don't go here for redemption, I just want to use this sinful body to cut off the chains that swallow thousands of stars in the depths of the starry sky.
"I used to be Yi Wozuo, a man-eating ghost."
"I was Komaji, a loser who couldn't protect anything."
"But this time-"
When the flames of sin burn this body, it is the light of dawn that illuminates the world.
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Reader comments
This is a story about "guarding".
With Komaji (Yiwoza) as the core, he was removed from the tragic fate of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba and put into the grand world of Naruto, allowing this bloody evil ghost to find the possibility of "being a human" for the second time in Konoha.
The most touching part of the story is the restrained and deep tenderness:
Minato accepted him regardless of the past, and Naruto relied on him unreservedly, cutting open Komaji's hard-as-iron shell bit by bit.
This is not a cool article about being crushed by the strong, but a heavy proposition about redemption, protection and belonging:
When a sinful soul encounters light, how should he reach out and hold it?
The integration of the dual world power system is unique. The interactions between characters are detailed and realistic. The original creative intention of "giving tragedy a home" touches people's hearts.
Will the subsequent plot follow the original work?
It's a very interesting time travel, the writing is fluent, and the battle plot is also very exciting.
It's rare to see a book written about the third brother. Come on, author!
Very good, feels good, no problems found so far
I am very adaptable to the author's language style, and I look forward to seeing if Komaji will lose his vest in the future~
I think my Faq is very beautiful. Why are there so few people watching it?
This is a story about "guarding". With Komaji (Yiwoza) as the core, he was removed from the tragic fate of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba and put into the grand world of Naruto, allowing this bloody evil ghost to find the possibility of "being a human" for the second time in Konoha. The most touching part of the story is the restrained and deep tenderness: Minato accepted him regardless of the past, and Naruto relied on him unreservedly, cutting open Komaji's hard-as-iron shell bit by bit. This is not a cool article about being crushed by the strong, but a heavy proposition about redemption, protection and belonging: When a sinful soul encounters light, how should he reach out and hold it? The integration of the dual world power system is unique. The interactions between characters are detailed and realistic. The original creative intention of "giving tragedy a home" touches people's hearts.
Will the subsequent plot follow the original work?
It's a very interesting time travel, the writing is fluent, and the battle plot is also very exciting.
It's rare to see a book written about the third brother. Come on, author!
Very good, feels good, no problems found so far
I am very adaptable to the author's language style, and I look forward to seeing if Komaji will lose his vest in the future~
I think my Faq is very beautiful. Why are there so few people watching it?
Very beautiful, very beautiful, super beautiful