Demon Slayer: A Ling Still Misses Her Sister Today

[Slice of Life]+ [Character Growth]+ [Raising a Child]+ [False Saint] Abandoned by her parents, A-Ling became a temple child at Sunrise Mountain Temple. She and her elderly master and blind senior brother depended on one another. Fortunately, A-Ling still had her older sister. Kotoha had always loved her younger sister with unwavering devotion. The sister who had promised to stay by her side for life was forced to marry. After finally escaping the wolf’s den, her sister was only a step away from a happy life when she fell off a cliff. She vanished along with A-Ling’s nephew, who had just turned one. As A-Ling searched for her sister, she gradually realized that something was wrong with this world. Man-eating demons, those who slay them, a master who had once been the Stone Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps, and countless other vividly real people… Again and again, she gained what she had lost, only to lose it once more. In the end, A-Ling became a Demon Slayer like her master. She kept laying the spirits of demons to rest, saving one shattered family after another. Happiness belonged to other people, though it did briefly come to A-Ling, too. But she never imagined that this decision would put her and her sister completely at odds… (Content warnings: The story still spends a long time on events before the main plot, beginning fifteen years earlier. The first two volumes cover the time before she joins the Demon Slayer Corps, including the heroine’s life before she turns eighteen. Many of her future companions will appear as children. A character-growth story. The heroine is not invincible. The heroine is no saint. She kills both demons and people, so don’t read if that bothers you. Kigaku is portrayed favorably, so don’t read if that bothers you. Shinobu wears white and has a sharp tongue; Giyu wears blue. (Tsutako and Sabito survive.) Changing who gets saved can trigger a butterfly effect, so don’t read if that bothers you. More content warnings may be added later…)