I watched it a long time ago. The author has a good worldview structure and something in his mind, but the writing style is too pretentious. I tend to skip to the end of the story after watching it halfway, and the writing style of the extra story is even more pretentious.
The copy is very exciting. It is one of the rare novels with innovative ideas. Xiaoyu is cute and cute. I like it. In the early stage, the feeling is not bad, and the emotional line is quite delicious. In the later stage, the feeling is too strong. I have been concentrating crazily, and the feeling has become fragile and difficult to stretch inexplicably.
If you don't look at the copywriting, this is just an ordinary collection of cookies, with many flavors. It's a pleasure to pick through and look at, and the attack and attack posts are still very cute.
It's just that the copy quoted from A Tale of Two Cities and had a literary tone, which made me think that the author would go deeper and discuss something about the hometown of the universe. But when I clicked on it, it was just an ordinary cookie. Well, I was a little disappointed.
The emotional line is considered top-notch in the author's own novels, and it can be considered above average in JJ's. The plot is about 70%, a little heartfelt but not much. What I can't stand is that the author always likes to describe the long double cultivation of attack and reception. This one is already restrained. There is also a book that directly uses years as a unit, which makes people wilt immediately after reading it.
I often see this book on other platforms. I don't know if it's because of the author's promotion or because of the public opinion, but this book is indeed well-written, both offensive and defensive, and it's a cute little couple who dotes on each other. Although the author writes in the copy that it can be read without playing the game, many of the jokes in the article are not accessible to those who don't play Fifth Edition or even watch IVL. If you can but understand this book, this book shouldn't be too funny. And Duan Commentary is often mentioned three times. If you don't care, reading Duan Commentary is simply a double pleasure.
The disadvantage is that the pit is too shallow and the author stopped updating without any surprise, which has the potential to become a big pit.
It's a nice fanfic. I haven't watched Demon Slayer so I don't know if Demon Slayer's character is OOC, but the characters played by Fumino Kato are very realistic, especially Dazai. It's rare to see a Dazai who is so restored and has few personal settings. As Zai Tui, I am very satisfied. Although there is Orita, Oda plays very few roles and only appears in the later stages.
There are no shortcomings in this book. I must say that if you haven't watched Demon Slayer, it will be a bit difficult to understand. I had a bit of difficulty reading it, so I plan to wait until I finish reading it before continuing.
Six points of plot line, three points of emotional line. The plot is useless and the emotional line is a mess. Things start to go wrong after Gong is reborn and regains his memory. Shou is a standard righteous brother who doesn't open his mouth. He doesn't tell anyone anything. He says that Gong is very important to him and wants to bring Gong back no matter what he has to do. It hurts Gong's heart and then he can't get out. And Gong also starts to develop in the direction of a male ghost without any accident.
If I like this book, it should be okay, but I really can't, so I quit.