Yizhi, a transmigrator
Destination: Heian-kyo in Demon Slayer.
How she transmigrated: Reincarnated from birth
Cause of death: Demon Slayer Marks
So Yizhi stares speechlessly at Heian-kyo in a parallel universe, which has been wrecked yet again. She kills demons all 360 days of the year, without a day off or any pay, and has to support herself and her family. She's already exhausted, so why does she have to moonlight as a savior of parallel worlds?
For someone whose life plan is that money doesn't have to be plentiful, as long as there's enough, even having a job lined up after death that will still keep her working all year is enough to make her want to swear.
Anyway, it's all Muzan's fault. Chop him up and make the world peaceful.
The source of all evil: Muzan Kibutsuji.
I'm really bad at writing blurbs, so just bear with me.
The first two chapters might make it seem like I'm trying to whitewash Muzan, but believe me, I truly love his looks, while he's genuinely trash. This story might whitewash him, or it might not. Just like I'll remember Goetia forever.
When I realized I might be whitewashing him, I was stunned and hurried to revise my outline.
So the trash boss is still the same trash boss. Don't worry; things will make sense later.
Finally, the sun is lovely today, and the Wisteria is blooming beautifully. I just made some Wisteria tea. Muzan, come out and bask beneath the Wisteria, drink Wisteria tea, and eat Wisteria daifuku and fruit cakes, with Wisteria jam on your mizu shingen mochi. I'm quite good at cooking.
Lastly, this is a crossover. It will definitely include Hozuki's Coolheadedness, Onmyoji, Touken Ranbu, and The Morose Mononokean.
I'll figure out the rest later.
Last of all, I love Demon Slayer! I'll love it forever!
Theme: The sun is lovely today, and the Wisteria is blooming beautifully. She just made some Wisteria tea. Muzan, come out and bask beneath the Wisteria, drink Wisteria tea, and eat Wisteria daifuku and fruit cakes. She's quite good at cooking.
Damn~ I remembered the pitfalls you mentioned before, so I came to take a look~ That, that very sad ending you mentioned, I found an even more sadistic one. The heroine discovered that the people around her turned into ghosts in order for her to become a god. However, if she chose to become a god and leave, the world would be destroyed immediately and irreversibly, so she had to stay here. And because she was about to become a god, she gained immortality without any weaknesses, but did not gain any abilities other than swordsmanship. She could only watch helplessly. People around her died early one after another due to the sequelae of fighting ghosts (such as poisoning, hidden wounds, markings, etc.). She couldn't even save them, but she was reluctant to leave and give up this world with beautiful memories. In the end, no one in the world knew her, and she could only live alone with this world forever. (I kind of forgot about the original ending, but there seems to be some overlap, but I do feel that this ending is quite sad)
Seeing the blank comment section of this chapter, I fell into deep thought...