Demon Slayer: Tanjuro Kamado Returns from Sekiro

There is a saying that except for Tan's father being in poor health, he is basically the same as Enichi in other aspects, and his personality is similar. Tanjiro said at the time that his father was like a plant and didn't know any emotions. If this was really like what Muzan did to Muzan in this novel, it would scare Muzan into seclusion.

Saneya Immortal is really not very likable. He was severely hit throughout his childhood and suffered from mental problems. When he grew up, he never took others seriously even if he had some strength. He interrupted others at will, made decisions for others, and forced others. It was really disgusting. To be honest, these pillars, Saneya Immortal's character is really too twisted and violent. Even if the latest season of animation tells the story of his tragic childhood, I still can't change my impression of him.

The beginning is very well written, full of tension and excitement, and you will be fascinated by it at first sight. The game writing in the later stage is too heavy, and the health bar on your head is included... It looks boring. You have to know that the most boring thing in the world is to watch other people play games.

Comic No. 192 Makes it very clear. Yuanyi didn't teach Tanji Rihu at all. It was just because others wanted to see it, so Yuanyi danced it. It was Tanji who used his superhuman memory to just read and memorize all the moves. Note that the moves are not the breathing method. The "Rihu" breathing method used by Tanjiro was learned by later generations (most likely Tanjuro) based on the god of fire, Kagura. So there is no such thing as inheriting the Riku Breathing Technique. What is passed down is just the moves. There is no such thing as the God of Fire Kagura who Tanji begged Fate to pass down. Of course, if some people want to say that Tanji learned Rihu just by watching it once, then you are right.

Tsk, I discovered it too early. I wish I could have discovered it again a hundred chapters later. The seedlings look really boring

The only very bad thing about this book is that the protagonist is too over the top. Even if it is an invincible style, the method of invincibility is wrong. In the process of killing all Shangxian and Wumei, almost all of the protagonist's efforts are done by the protagonist alone. The protagonist's teammates, including all Zhu, are almost all on the side, and there is no sense of participation. Moreover, the process of the protagonist killing Shangxian and Ghost King is too easy, and Zhu doesn't have any sense of participation on the side. There is this feeling of "the pillars feel that the upper strings are all weak", at least it has to be like this, the pillars are fighting hard for the upper strings, and then the protagonist comes to the rescue. For example, the Flower Street chapter can be written as the protagonist because it is far away from the flower street. The other two pillars arrived first and fought first, and then highlighted the "medium strength" of the upper strings and the "little strength" of the pillars, and then the protagonist saved the scene to highlight the "big strength" of the protagonist. The writing here is very dull. Other than that, the writing in this fanfic is quite good. The various characters are very vivid except for fighting. It looks very like the original work. However, the battles in each column of the original work are one of the biggest highlights. This fanfic has no words at all. They are almost all about beating up the protagonist.

Tan Daddy was originally a wall-hanger. If he hadn't died early because of his weakness, Wu Kai would have ended the demon-slaying finale that night.

The combat prowess of Sekiro and Demon Slayer are not on the same level. The source of Sekiro's immortality is Sakuraryu from the West, which is connected to the Eastern mythology system to some extent. Compared with the source of Demon Slayer's immortality, you can tell that the gap is too big.

Charcoal kills the bear🐻

The author is really good, at least he has actually finished writing it intermittently, which is better than most authors.