[No Female Lead + No System + Transmigration + Upper Moon One Survives, Upper Moon Four Survives, Upper Moon Six Survives + Everyday Comedy + Turns into a Demon] Loves shipping couples, Bu Si Hua 99
Yi Ren 99, Snake and Love 99
Why do so many works of the same type still end with Muichiro, the Shinazugawa family, or the Kamado family dying? What is the point of reading them, then? Is the tragedy of their story really just that they died in the Infinity Castle?
Is it because people are afraid the power balance will be thrown off?
I'll keep the power balanced. Maybe I can let a few demons survive on the demon side. That should balance things out.
Without a golden finger, the only way to gain strength is to slowly hone it over time, so Qiya transmigrated more than ten years early.
But without a golden finger, surviving until the Infinity Castle while also becoming strong enough is a tall order. Maybe turning into a demon is a good option, because I... don't want to die yet.
(But... what's the difference between the demons in JoJo and those in Demon Slayer? If I put what I know to good use, maybe that could work.)
I hear someone else has become a Hashira. I think they call him... the Dragon Hashira?
Uh... wait... what's in this box? Is it... a demon?
In the original ending, after Tanjiro passed away, his wife was left a widow. They say the pink butterfly followed the purple butterfly, and the young butterfly tried to follow but was held back. Now, after reincarnation, they are scattered and never meet again. Giyu's descendant and Sabito are reincarnated as friends, while Sanemi's descendant and his younger brother's reincarnation become coworkers. Can this really be called a happy ending?
