[Demon Slayer] Muzan's Everyday Depression

Well, after reading it, what should I say? I feel very complicated. Let me tell you how I feel. The following only represents my personal opinion (bow to my wife) First of all, although some of the settings of the first half of "Wuxian" have been changed, overall it is not too different. My wife wrote it very well and made me cry while watching it. Here I mainly talk about the areas where I feel there are some flaws. Secondly, perhaps for the sake of whitewashing, the setting of Mumei Shenzi is a bit abrupt. It is a bit strange to have a large background under the background of Demon Slayer to lay the foundation for Demon Slayer. This directly led to the later episode. The whole process of Yan Sheng's affection for Wu Mei was skipped. What I mean is that it was all because of the identity of the Son of God, which was a bit too vague. For example, Yan Sheng went to Wu Kai because he was the Son of God in his previous life and died miserably because of his compassion for everyone. This time I want to protect him. Demon Slayer Iwakatsu's pursuit of kendo, jealousy of his younger brother, and unstable view of good and evil were all dealt with. Wu Ke is the Son of God, so he must protect and follow him. He could be anyone, the divine protector in the story, or the maid, they would all think so, not necessarily Yan Sheng. This creates a situation where Yan Sheng in this article may not be Yan Sheng. Let me say it again, my wife's writing is very good, her emotions and writing style are both great. But from the perspective of fan fiction, it is too original, or it is too original, and it takes away part of the personality charm of the original work. The background and setting of Miko, and the elements of Demon Slayer, especially the side story Mutsuki, can no longer be called fan fiction. It is more appropriate to say it is original. Third, I can feel that my wife has always wanted to create a miserable image that is lonely and painful but essentially pure, kind and compassionate, but on the other hand, on this basis, she tries to fit the plot of the original work to the greatest extent possible. In fact, it seems a little out of touch. For example, Wu Kai doesn't eat people, but he kills people. Wu Kai says that the people he kills deserve to die, but he once directly killed three people in the alley because of a conflict, and second, he allowed his ghosts to eat people at will. Did the three people in the alley bring it upon themselves? Are there no innocent people eaten by ghosts? The article says that Wu Mei didn't actually kill many people, but in fact he basically killed many, many people. Tanjiro asked what was wrong with Muzan. From the beginning, he was right, but later on, ghosts went around eating people. These crimes were blamed on Muzan because they were transformed by Muzan. Although it was for the purpose of saving people, he did not take responsibility after the transformation. He ignored it after the transformation. Okay, I saved you, I did good things, I turned you into a ghost, but what you did after you became a ghost is none of my business, and the evil you committed by becoming an evil ghost has nothing to do with me. Very selfish and irresponsible. Wuxian can only say that he was successful as a ghost, but failed as a human being. From a ghost's point of view, he is right, but from a human's point of view, he is full of evil. Wu Kai has never eaten a single person, but thousands of innocent people died because of him. From the perspective of human thinking, he is a sinner. One sentence that impressed me deeply was that Wu Mei actually didn't kill many people. I actually got a little angry when I saw this sentence. Who is more guilty of killing one person or killing a hundred people? In my opinion, they are equally heavy, and according to human law, they are both death sentences. So from my point of view, Wu Kai deserves to be damned. He is just bad, selfish, cowardly, timid, mean and indifferent. But the article covers him with a fig leaf called loneliness and pain. Muzan's pain comes from loneliness, but other than that he's a bad guy. Wuxian's tenderness is only gentle to the people he sees in front of him. As long as he is in a place where he can't see, Wuxian will not care even if he is dead. No one can enter Wuhan's heart, it is the result of Wuhan's own suffering, and he never wants to enter other people's hearts. In the case of Joo Se, it was clear that what he did at first was to prevent her from eating her own children, which was a good thing, but he then told Joo Se that she ate her husband and children. . There may be a logical error here because of the plot of the original work. Wu Pei turned Zhu Shi into a ghost, Zhu Shi ate her husband and children because she turned into a ghost, Zhu Shi hated Wu Pei, this logic is correct. Wu Mei turned Zhu Shi into a ghost, Zhu Shi did not eat his relatives, had no conflict with Wu Mei, and made medicine for Wu Mei. This logic is not problematic. What I mean by logical error is that the article merges these two lines together, creating misunderstandings and tragedies. There is no problem here, but the problem lies with Wuxian. Wuxian doesn't know if Zhushi will hate him because he turns into a ghost and cannibalizes people? Then he dared to ask Joo Se to give him medicine, and finally wondered why Joo Se betrayed him? That is, Wuhan didn't think about what was wrong with what he did? It's still the same problem. If I turn you into a ghost, and you become so hungry that you eat your child, it has nothing to do with me. . ? Please continue practicing medicine for me. . ? Put it another way, a mad scientist creates zombies, and the zombies eat people. Does the person who is eaten have anything to do with the mad scientist? Doesn't it matter? Fourth, there is another point that I don't understand. The article says that the Demon Slayers are the descendants of those who persecuted the Son of God. Mukai is equivalent to indirect revenge. . . Those who persecuted the Son of God have not repented, and the Son of God's hatred and injustice have not been redressed. However, the Demon Slayer Corps, who have devoted their lives to killing evil spirits and saving innocent people, now say that killing them without mercy is considered revenge. . I can understand that the father's debt must be repaid by the son, but having the father's debt repaid by his great-great-great-grandchildren generation after generation is a bit excessive. This is no longer the scope of revenge. This is another kind of persecution. I can probably understand why I wrote it like this, just to beautify Wu Mei's evil deeds, but. I still can't accept it. Sorry, Mrs. Ha. I don't mean to offend you after saying so much. I just want to talk about my personal views. In the end, it's the same sentence. The kind of emotional loneliness and depression that my wife wrote really made me cry! Great! (Bow)

Well, how should I put it? It really depicts what I think Wuhan is. He has really gone crazy a long time ago. The only thing that supports him is the belief that he is alive. It's really sad. Wuhan is obviously such a good ghost. Alas. You are absolutely right. Human beings are really scary. They kill each other and kill each other for their desires.

It's been a year, do you still remember?

I really cried a lot! When will you update?

When will you be back to update the article? ! !

Ah, yes! Strange knowledge increased

During Infinite City, I felt like I was about to cry several times. The indescribable sadness was conveyed very well, and it was easy to empathize. I will probably remember the sadness this article gave me. It was really overflowing with sadness. I wish you write better and better, and your life will get better and better. This is really the best Demon Slayer fanfic I have ever seen. For the first time, I have complete empathy for the protagonist. It is really well written.

Just like you said it's not cruel, it's all a lie

It's a pretty good novel, and Wu Mei in it is so kind and heart-warming!

So it's still torture in the end, right?