Demon Slayer: Turn into a Ghost and Live in Seclusion, Your Fiancé Is a Water Column

[Fate Shura Field] [Otome] [Demon Slayer Main Drama Like Otome] [Group Image Growth] [Female Ghost Heroine] [All Members Survived] [Big Heroine Growth] The story tells that under the torrent of the times, a group of young people who have gone through hardships see an equal acceptance in the heroine, and this creates a heartbeat and bond. Two-way lifting and two-way reception. All members have single arrows, and their feelings are due to fate rather than deliberate provocation. The story is rooted in the world view of the original Demon Slayer. The core values, Hashira's mission, ghost settings, and the stance of good and evil are all in line with the core of the original work and do not subvert the behavioral logic and bottom line of the original characters. The new heroine is an original half-ghost perspective, and all plot conflicts and human choices are centered around the original framework. The pillar group's duty to kill ghosts and the common people's responsibilities always take precedence over personal emotions. There is no love-based brain-dropping adaptation, and the overall narrative is a drama. Once Shen Miaomiao traveled through time, The whole family was slaughtered, and she was the only one left to survive, becoming a special ghost who did not eat people and only relied on the breath of the world and rest to recuperate. His only wish is to hide in the mountains and be alone to escape the world. He just wants to protect himself and has no intention of getting involved in fighting or fate. But calamity comes from heaven, and he is pursued and killed step by step without ruthlessness. But she never thought that fate had already tightly entangled everyone with her. She faced desperate situations time and time again and braved the difficulties. From just wanting to protect herself, to gritting her teeth to support everyone's survival. The pillars of the Demon Slayer Corps guarded silently, creating a delicate and restrained Shura field for all members. Note: 1. A growth-oriented heroine, 2. The relationship between all members is slow and progressive, there is no sudden goodwill, and all preferences are traceable; 3. The writing style is heavy on fate, with group portraits of fetters and self.