I Became a Demon Slayer, but the Monsters Are My Family

After reading a few chapters, I realized that allowing a yokai to infiltrate the Onmyoji Bureau (Bureau of Yin and Yang) is quite incompetent; that Japanese institution seems rather useless. 😜

Sigh, aside from a D-rank monster who received 200,000 yen, less than 10,000 RMB, and less than 5,000 RMB in purchasing power… it's another scenario where 50,000 RMB buys a Lamborghini. Compared to the fact that in real life, Japanese monks exorcising evil spirits starts at 500,000 yen, the prices in the story seem incredibly unreasonable.

This is a very good story. Its strengths include above-average writing style and plot, and a relatively novel setting compared to other novels of the same genre. The author's control over combat power is excellent, and the fact that the plot doesn't rely on system quests to drive it forward is a big plus.

If something happens to the author, I hope he's okay; if nothing happens, I hope something happens to the author.

He's clearly an adult, so why write him as an innocent young boy?

That's it? Then I can only hope your future writing achievements will all be lower than this one.

Hmm, the main character's personality is too awkward. To be honest, it's very difficult to watch if it's not changed soon. Please change it quickly, I can't stand watching it anymore.

Hmm, the protagonist's cheat ability, Lobotomy: capturing Abnormalities, researching Abnormalities, acquiring points, and creating Egos.

The logic isn't clear. It's never explained whether the exorcists were aware of the protagonist's abilities. The protagonist displays his abilities without restraint, and April isn't surprised, so we assume they know. But should an ordinary exorcist remove the protagonist from displaying so many demonic abilities? Won't the exorcism organization have any questions? These points haven't been addressed.

The protagonist's excessive compassion makes him feel obligated to do these things just because he has this cheat ability, portraying himself as a hero. Why must he join the demon slayers? Can't he do it alone? According to the world's theories, demons must be killed. The protagonist joins to prevent others from being killed by demons, but his entire family are demons.