Demon Slayer: Seraph

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Yes, reading this book made me feel great (like my constipation was cured), I was delighted, and I was full of praise. The detailed descriptions were particularly impressive, and it made me feel very relaxed.

I think it's really well-written. The emotional portrayal, aside from anything else, truly made me feel the sorrow. The characters' personalities from the original work are also quite consistent. The supporting characters are portrayed with varying degrees of emphasis. The plot is okay, the logic is okay, and I think it's a masterpiece.

**Important: Spoilers ahead.** The writing style of this book is above average, and it excels at depicting character interactions. In other words, the world in which the characters live is relatively realistic and easy to understand. This is one of the reasons why I was very disappointed in the later part of the book, because the beauty in the beginning and the disappointment in the end are the…

I don't quite understand. The Pillar hates demons so much because he was hurt by them, but I don't understand why the protagonist, who never killed anyone, was also hurt by demons and forced to become one. Neither of them wanted to become a demon, and they were practically both killed by demons, their entire families were wiped out. One survived, the other was killed and became a demon, which seems to be the other's tragic fate. Can anyone explain this?

Seeing this, I feel it's too raw 🌿

Of all the Demon Slayer fanfiction I've read, this is the best.

Goodness, I thought it was abandoned! Author, you really have perseverance. I've seen many authors who stop updating for a week basically abandon the story, but you managed to update over a hundred chapters and finish it. Brilliant!

I don't know what you authors are thinking. I've watched the anime, and I'm not reading the novel to see the transmigrators become like natives, knowing nothing and understanding nothing. There were many things in the anime that disappointed me, like the protagonist's family at the beginning. I was annoyed once watching the anime, and now I'm annoyed again reading the novel. Why isn't it popular?

It's written in an old-school, traditional style, with nothing particularly innovative, and overall it's just so-so. However, given the lack of good fanfiction about the Pillar Annihilation arc, this complete, well-structured, and meticulously written fanfiction is quite rare and valuable.