[Demon Slayer] The Demon Who Melts Away

I really want to watch the extra story. The heroine survives, solves the misunderstanding with Yiyong, and lives happily, but I know it is impossible. Her death is a deep regret for me. It is the first article that has won my heart. The writing is delicate and the foreshadowing is good in every step. The heroine is very good at it. I have cried and been pained by Qiu Usagi's love, what she said to Lintaki, and every bond she had. I actually feel uncomfortable with the attitude of the protagonist Lintaki and think it is real. Because the heroine has eaten people, she cannot gain trust like Nezuko. The most regrettable thing about this article is that she died in a dark corner. No one cried for her, only Zhu Shi was sad. I actually thought that she could be like the ghosts in other fandoms, get to know the protagonist, gain happiness and be forgiven, and save the dying Zhu. , But when I read the last paragraph, I realized that the heroine is actually not that strong. Maybe she originally had the strength of Shangsenroku, but it disappeared after she started to refuse to eat people. She is just the white guardian angel of Saagiri Mountain, and she is also an unforgiven ghost. There are many regrets in the whole article, including the misunderstanding with Giyu, and finally not meeting Lintaki at the last moment. She will never know that she has a younger brother, nor will she know the existence of Nezuko. She may not be forgiven by Butterfly Shinobu, she does not become a ghost recognized by Shinobu, and the happiness she has gained in her life will always slip away. Hey, it would be nice if there was a movie viewing body, at least someone would know her sadness.

I re-read it again today, and I was tortured to tears again. In this article, the heroine can only retain her own happiness by hurting others, but people who hurt others to make themselves happy will be miserable. The heroine can never have true happiness. When she feels it, all happiness feels like flowers in the mirror or the moon in the water. I don't know when it will dissipate, but even if I know it will eventually dissipate, I will still fight against it again and again because of the warmth. When I read the original novel, I wasn't actually struck by Jingtu's sword, because although he was very gentle and beautiful, I knew he was dead from the beginning, so I felt defensive. But the thing that made me most uncomfortable throughout this article was Jingtu. This article also made me fall deeply in love with Jingtu. Jingtu is the first person to love and trust the heroine without reservation. No matter who the others are, they are a little wary of the heroine as a ghost. This is as it should be, because the heroine is a cannibal, and it turns out that she is a very powerful and crazy cannibal. I saw the heroine return to her original state in front of Jingtu, and then Jingtu still accepted the heroine and still said that the heroine was his sister. I really cried every time I watched it. Whether it was the human period or the ghost period, Jingtu was unique to the heroine. I frantically prayed to this fan to save Jingtu, and I clearly realized that Jingtu was still dead from the above. It hurts so much. Because of this article, Jingtu has become my eternal grief. I really want the heroine to live happily, but to live in such pain, the heroine might as well die in a sweet dream, and then hold her brother's hand, hold Jingtu's hand, and the road after that will no longer be lonely.

The Demon Slayer fanfics I have read are among the top 0. Speaking of which, there are very few fanfics (bg) about Giyuu. The bond between the heroine and Giyuu at the end of this article killed me. The author was very serious about foreshadowing and recycling the foreshadowing. All in all, great!

I felt a little regretful when I saw the last one. What did Jingxi gain in exchange for her harsh words to Giyuu in the end? I don't understand, even though we can understand and let go of each other, why did the bond between each other break in the end? I can't understand the relationship between Qiantu and Jingxi. Is it guilt and compensation for Kazuhiko because of Shiroko, or is it pure love? I think Jingxi understands very well that the person is no longer here, so what's the point of worrying about it? I really don't think it should have ended so hastily, and the same goes for the plot with Rin Taki. It was too hasty, and there was no foreshadowing until the end, so it was very heart-wrenching to watch. I hope they will get what they want in another parallel world. My wife's writing is very good and her food is very fragrant.

It's a pity that I never saw Kamado's children again until my death.

I lament Jingxi's ending, not because I feel the same way, but because I was moved by her persistence, pursuit and patience. I personally have never seen so many tests, without direction, without many goals. In such a long time, I can't imagine the various experiences and pains that Jingxi has gone through. In the end, I can only sigh, not sympathy, but a self-knowledge that is out of reach. Little Jingxi may always long for home and family, longing to love and be loved. Even if she learns and does it, she may still be in pain. Jing Xi learned and lost in the long years, trying not to care, tolerating, concealing, trying her best to remember, but she kept forgetting. When she begins to live with humans as a ghost, she may also be beginning her journey and pursuing her own path. [There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. The above is just my personal opinion (it can also be a complaint). I haven't wanted to say so much after reading a book for a long, long time. Thank you to the author for letting me read Jingxi. Thank you for finding this book. I am already late, but I was still moved to tears by the book a few years ago]

I guess my wife was 149 in Chinese in the college entrance examination

After watching Tai Kou Li, I am quite satisfied with the ending. What is a bit unclear is whether Butterfly knows that his sister was killed by other ghosts, or whether he thinks it was the heroine who attacked her.

The knife is crazy. The knife is crazy. I really want to send the blade. The writing is indeed good, but I want to send the blade ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah

I really cried from beginning to end, the role of Jingxi was very successful. Also, why don't you write more articles on JJ? It's very well written.