During the Meiji Era, a child from an extremely ordinary civilian family could work for the family as a labor force when he grew up, then go to school for a few years, and then follow the arrangements of his parents. Maybe he could continue to go to school, but more often he would learn a trade or stay at home. When he grew up, he would get married and have children, and let the next generation repeat this life.
However, Murata is the extraordinary one among all the ordinary.
Once when he returned home, he saw the corpses of his family members with his own eyes. He was so grieved that he accidentally learned that the murderer was a ghost who could not be judged by common sense. After careful consideration, he finally joined the Demon Slayer Corps.
He saw extremely ferocious evil spirits venting their desires.
He saw mortals who were unable to extricate themselves, wailing the regrets of their lives.
Since ghosts are transformed from humans, what is the boundary between humans and ghosts?
He traveled to various places as a member of the Demon Slayer Corps, and also experienced many smiles and tears as a member of the world.
Many years after the final battle, Murata, who was no longer young, recalled the changes in society over the years and everything in the past.
"This is a story that cannot be forgotten." Thinking like this, he picked up the pen.
Warning: There is no fixed CP or CB, you can make up your own mind.
Although it is a fan work of "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba", I do not intend to create it randomly. I will check the information and try my best to write about that era.
Concept: The story of an ordinary person