Anime Crossover: Unleashing Bankai from Demon Slayer Onward

Actually, this book is okay, but I won't read it if it has a single female protagonist.

Two-dimensional worlds with a single female protagonist, it's a pity that fanfics basically don't read single female protagonists

To be honest, every time I thought you couldn't come up with anything new, you could always come up with some fairy tales... (Not in a derogatory sense) The white shadow self-destructing the time traveler at the end of The Dragon and the Witch, I thought that was your limit, but now there is Aizen breaking the fourth wall... As a fully subscribed user, I want to see what else you can come up with...

Aizen is of high character and the character is very charming, but in terms of plot characterization, it can only be said that he knows a lot but not enough. It's hard work, that is, I know what the Spirit King is about, and I want to go up and have a look. Even the old man who said it was unpleasant couldn't get through it, but the monk died in one fart if he really got into it. Yincheng, because its popularity has been halved by the Complete Resurrection Technique, the past story has not been written at all. It is obviously the most important, and the heart-wrenching setting of a family who has lost everything. He is portrayed as a stupid adoptive dad. Yes, it seems that the victory is within reach. The best result is to beat the captain Yamamoto who is bound to die, or use props to kill him. Every step is carefully calculated. Omniscient and omnipotent can only make choices within the future it sees. After Naqiang Wanjie beat Tian Ji to the horse race, he was led by others. The soul-killing king of a family has to face two monks who are candidates for the soul king. Once killed, a new spiritual king will appear immediately. Youha still can't kill the Spirit King. The big daddy of the family cannot be beaten, so he can only run away. I have a loan shark at my disposal to make the Guardsmen sit up and consume them. And Ishida, the big daddy with the same level of rules. When Youha fights, it looks like I have something to do with you, but in fact, there are big dads all over the place.

Although Mr. Crocodile's timeline in past stories is relatively clear, in the main story it always feels like you have finished fighting ghosts today and are fighting ghosts tomorrow. Considering that ordinary humans cannot teleport from one place to another, and people need time to heal if they are injured, etc. In the main story of this book, the time of some plots will be intentionally lengthened by the main director to achieve the most reasonable effect. So when you are reading, you may feel that no such time has passed between the two plots. This is not an illusion. Of course, if there is a bug in the plot due to the plot arrangement of the main package, you are welcome to put forward your own opinions, and the main package will correct the relevant content as soon as possible. Thank you for reading and supporting Wish you good morning, good afternoon and good night❤️

The author is very bold. After all, writing a comprehensive comic and assigning the ability to travel through the world to the villain shows that the author has a lot of ideas. This is a double-edged sword. If you are not careful, it can cause death. One of the reasons why I think this book is handled well is that Aizen himself is a very charming villain. This is what I think is the most brilliant part of this book, it allows the development of an unchanged plot. Since the time and space span of Death is not large, many Death fans can see the future development at a glance (it is nothing more than the integration of three elements into one to become the Spirit King. The overall framework of Death does limit many possibilities). The next thing I want to complain about is that the author is really not very good at writing details. The writing style has an ancient style of Internet writing, such as "split it for me" and the like. The protagonist's presence in the recent chapters is too weak, and the previous protagonists left me with the impression of being silent, not good at speaking, and a bit cowardly. It's dark (only at the level of Haiyan and so on), but since the Hell chapter, the protagonist has become like a tool man and started to chatter a little. I understand that the author wants to express that because of the bond with Shinobu, Asuka is no longer so bitter and hateful, but to be honest, the front and back are still separated. Also, don't name the moves like "End Yan" or something like that. It's a bit like dreaming back to ten years ago. In the end, the two swastika liberation language designs are very handsome, although they feel that they overlap somewhat with the design concepts of Ryūren Wakahui and Hyōrinmaru.

The biggest problem with Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is that the so-called pillars are just domestic slaves. If you join, you will kneel down and be a dog. If you don't join, it will be difficult to write.

Some people say that character fans will give up. What character fans like is that character, not the process of imagining a male protagonist who takes the other person, and then they can't write emotional scenes well, and watch the character they like become a drag, jealousy, and the product of an OOC character? Not many people who like characters can stand this 😅 The result of most harem Bundo heroines is just like the product of Honkai Impact with the same name and the same abilities as their favorite characters.

I don't know why I keep swallowing pictures

I generally don't watch comprehensive comics because they tend to be discontinuous and have a strong sense of fragmentation. But at least the author's first Demon Slayer story has already surpassed 99% of Demon Slayer fans, and the emotional fighting story has been written, which is very good.