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  1. Demon Slayer: After Tanjiro Lost His Memory, Everyone Broke Down 鬼灭之刃:当炭治郎失忆后,全员破防 7k WordsCompleted Demon Slayer: After Tanjiro Loses His Memory, Everyone Breaks Down 310Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  2. Tanjiro, How Did You Turn into a Girl? 炭治郎,你怎么变成女孩子了? Ancient Romance7k WordsCompleted Tanjiro, how did you turn into a girl? 153Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  3. Demon Slayer: When Muzan Altered Tanjiro’s Memories 鬼灭之刃:当炭治郎的记忆被无惨篡改 7k WordsCompleted Demon Slayer: When Tanjiro’s Memories Were Altered by Muzan 127Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  4. Demon Slayer: When Tanjiro Became the New Demon King 鬼灭之刃:当炭治郎变成新一代鬼王 6k WordsCompleted Demon Slayer: When Tanjiro Becomes the New Demon King 86Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  5. Demon Slayer / SabiGiyu: A World Without You 【鬼灭之刃/锖义】没有你的世界 7k WordsCompleted [Demon Slayer/Sabito and Giyu] A World Without You 32Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  6. Demon Slayer: Nezuko Dies a Horrible Death, and Tanjiro Turns to Darkness 鬼灭之刃祢豆子惨死,炭治郎黑化 9k WordsCompleted Nezuko Dies Tragically in Demon Slayer, and Tanjiro Turns to the Dark Side 9Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  7. Genshin Impact: Ying, Let's Go. I, Dardalia, Can't Be Your Ajax After All. 原神:荧,走吧,我达达利亚终究做不了你的阿贾克斯 10k WordsCompleted Genshin Impact: Ying, let's go. I, Dardalia, can't be your Ajax after all. 5Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. After Sacrificing Myself to the Demon Lord, I Fought to Survive in the Land of the Dead 献祭魔君后,我于死地求生 Ancient Romance33k WordsOngoing “Do you hate me?” The Demon Lord grips her chin, his scarlet eyes brimming with boundless hatred and a sick desire to possess her. “Then spend your whole life hating me.” He imprisons her in the deepest part of the demon realm and personally fastens the most exquisite shackles in the world around her, yet gives her the only warmth she knows when she is at her most desperate. He destroys the last traces of her attachment to her homeland, while jealously resenting the “white moonlight” hostage she —Reads—Score—Shelves