Demon Slayer: Not a Single One Will Die
鬼灭之一个都不会死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 713k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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217Chapters
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The author's writing is truly excellent; it's the best Demon Slayer fanfiction I've ever read. I hope the author continues to maintain this level of quality. A slower update pace isn't a problem; the key is the quality. However, given the author's excellent writing, why isn't it getting many readers, and why hasn't it been published yet?
Why would a Pillar, who is supposed to slay all demons in the Demon Slayer Corps, need the ability to transform into a demon? If all else fails, couldn't they have aligned their skills and stat allocation with Yoriichi Tsugikuni's? I don't understand. Or does the author think the ceiling of Demon Slayer is too low and look down on it? Any form of usable power is acceptable...
This is really well-written; I'll definitely follow it if it continues. There are so few Demon Slayer fanfics with a lighthearted atmosphere. The writing is also excellent, sob sob.
Is the person who said the chapter title is off-putting a professional troll? Did they even read it before starting to criticize?
Doesn't anyone find Shinobu Kocho incredibly annoying? She's in almost every single chapter; how can anyone stand it?
The concepts of becoming a ghost and being transformed into a ghost are completely ignored. Does this book have...?
I was put off by the first chapter and the chapter title.
I admire authors who are driven by passion.
I don't understand. Rare blood only works on ghosts; it's like eating 50 or even 100 people, at most making the ghost drunk. How did the author turn it into a bloodline talent? It's more like a system reward, a skill, or a talent. Otherwise, it's really hard to read.
Chapter 57: Why stop the protagonist from attacking him, turning him into a bloody mess, when he could have killed the demon hunter with a single blow? Just to showcase the protagonist's healing abilities? I don't quite understand. Everything else is fine. If this part were changed, so many readers wouldn't have left. Anyway, keep it up, the writing is very good.