Demon Slayer: Tanjuro Kamado Returns from Sekiro

To be fair, aside from his poor health, Tanjiro's father is practically identical to Yoriichi in every other way, even their personalities are quite similar. Tanjiro once said that his father was like a plant, devoid of any emotion. If they really did that to Muzan like in the novel, it would scare Muzan into seclusion.

Sanemi Shinazugawa is truly unlikable. He suffered severe trauma in his childhood, resulting in mental problems. As an adult, once he gained some power, he always looked down on others, arbitrarily interrupting them, making decisions for them, and forcing them. He is truly detestable. To be honest, among the Pillars, Sanemi Shinazugawa's personality is far too twisted and violent.

The opening is well-written, brimming with tension and excitement, instantly captivating the reader. However, the later parts become too game-like, with things like health bars appearing on characters' heads... Making it boring. You know, the most boring thing in the world is watching others play games.

Chapter 192 of the manga makes it very clear: Yoriichi never taught Tanjiro the Sun Breathing technique. He only performed it because others wanted to see it. Tanjiro used his superhuman memory to memorize the moves after watching it only once. Note that it was the moves, not the breathing technique.

Tsk, I discovered it too early. It would have been better if I'd noticed it after chapter 100. The seedlings are really uninspiring.

The only major flaw in this book is that the protagonist is far too overpowered. Even if it's an invincible protagonist story, the way he's invincible is flawed. In the process of defeating all the Upper Moons and Muzan, it's almost entirely the protagonist who does the work. His teammates, including all the Pillars, are practically just bystanders, barely involved.

Tanjiro was already overpowered; if he hadn't been weak and died young, Demon Slayer would have ended the night Muzan arrived.

Sekiro and Demon Slayer are not even in the same league in terms of combat power. Sekiro's immortality comes from the Western Divine Dragon, which to some extent connects with the Eastern mythological system. Compared to Demon Slayer's source of immortality, the difference is too great.

Charcoal-crushed bear 🐻

The author is really good; at least they actually finished writing it, albeit intermittently, which surpasses the vast majority of authors.