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Books by Yin Qiu Shi
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The Lord of the Water Pillar Refuses Treatment 水柱大人拒绝治疗
I’m Sakurai Natsuo, a psychiatrist. I’ve ended up in Demon Slayer as a helpless weakling who can’t fight to save his life. A System? A golden finger? No. All I have is a phone that’s almost out of battery and a head full of psychology knowledge. In the original story, the main cast gets cut to ribbons. I whip out a PTSD treatment plan instead, counsel Giyu Tomioka, and provide psychological intervention for Kanao. Muzan? I can write a ten-page psychological profile on him: paranoid, controlling,
65Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Water Hashira's Wife: A Crossover Journey Starting with Demon Slayer 水柱夫人从鬼灭开始的综漫之旅
She was Yinji Bai, Muzan, the Demon King’s most perfect experimental subject. She feared no sunlight, but after stealing an offering, she was picked up by the Water Hashira, Tomioka Giyu, and brought to the Demon Slayer Corps. He was Tomioka Giyu, the silent Water Hashira. He shielded her from every doubt, protected her, taught her, married her, and promised to stay by her side for life. When he eventually died of old age, she took his Nichirin Blade and wandered the mortal world for a hundred y
59Reads—Score—Shelves
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Bound to Muzan, I Corrupt Everyone in Demon Slayer 绑定无惨后，我让鬼灭全员堕落
[Ding! Your Demon Slayer Corps experience pass has expired. Please prepare to welcome... hell!] I'm Rin, a thrill-seeker with no feelings to speak of. After transmigrating into Demon Slayer, I decided to take on everyone. Muzan? He's just the most obedient dog at my feet. Kokushibo? A pastime for when I'm lonely. And that aloof Water Hashira, Giyu Tomioka? I disguise myself as his first love, personally push him into the abyss, then watch as he willingly turns into a demon for me! >>> Before
17Reads6.5Score—Shelves
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The Heart Abyss Clinic 心渊诊疗所
Bai Yelin was just an ordinary psychologist, until his office started having paranormal activity. Literally. Eerie “Safety Guidelines” appeared on the walls, and patients with no shadows came calling in the dead of night. Forced into a rules-based horror world called the Abyss of the Mind, he learns that smiling is essential for survival, silence is the rule that keeps you alive, and knowledge is deadly poison. As he repeatedly skirts death by relying on his professional knowledge of psycholog
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