[Tokyo Revengers] The Gluttonous Demon Is Still Holding Back Today

I climbed onto the throne of the Demon King, teehee. Then some old geezer set me up, and I ended up reincarnated in another world. Not teehee. In your previous life, just as you were about to reach the pinnacle as a Demon of Gluttony, someone sabotaged you, leaving you no choice but to use the reincarnation method. But hunger follows you like a shadow, and your bottomless stomach desperately craves food. Eat, eat, eat everything. Bite, chew, swallow. You rehearse the process of eating again and again. Hunger is an instinct of living things, but your hunger is an incurable disease. To lessen the burden on your family and hide who you are, every day you endure the painful, empty, unsatisfied desire. But everything smells so delicious, whether it's the desires flowing through people's bodies or the plump lambs walking on the ground. You can barely hold back, saliva spilling from the corner of your mouth onto the napkin on your chest. The long wait stirs the Demon into action. Just who will release you, the demon in the bottle? You lie in wait beneath your thin human skin, waiting for an opportunity. Manjiro has a strange twin sister. They go to a relative's funeral. Looking at the corpse lying in the coffin, his sister asks him a question. She leans so close that they can feel each other's warm breath, and Manjiro pushes her away. "What is death?" It was such a philosophical question, but coming from her, it sounded like she was asking what they were having for dinner tomorrow. "It's like sleeping. The difference is, I guess, that you never wake up again tomorrow," he answers casually. His sister seems frightened, her face pale. "Will you die too, Manjiro?" Her eyes brim with tears. "If you die, Manjiro, can I eat your body?" Before he can answer, she continues. "If I eat you, you won't have to suffer, right?" Then she smiles through her tears. "No," Manjiro says coldly. "Because I won't die." In the end, he agrees. What can he do? That's just how sisters are. His willful, self-centered little sister is the strongest of all, and she even makes Manjiro sign a written promise. At the very end, she stands amid a sea of blood and scattered remains. Rain from the sky soaks her cheeks, as if she is about to cry. The demon emerging from its cocoon smiles and says, "I'm so glad. We're all together again." This must be the happiest ending. Naturally, that's what you think. Warnings: 1. True incest, dysfunctional feelings, and a yuri storyline. 2. Graphic violence and cannibalism. 3. If you feel uncomfortable while reading, please leave immediately. 4. Readers with strong moral scruples and overly intense character fans, please stay away. Theme: Love is wanting to eat your pancreas, and loneliness is a hunger that can never be satisfied.