A Gourmet's Journey Through the Myriad Worlds, Starting with Demon Slayer
从鬼灭开始的诸天美食家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 671k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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172Chapters
298Recommendations
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The protagonist has been assimilated too much, and it's hard to see any trace of being a transmigrator, which affects the viewing experience. When I saw the protagonist feel guilty about Kokushibo killing that generation's lord, I couldn't continue watching. What's there to feel guilty about? The protagonist didn't even enjoy the benefits that Kokushibo gained from killing the lord and joining Muzan Kibutsuji.
A transmigrator unaware of the plot, a transmigrator on the verge of being assimilated into the natives.
The protagonist in the author's work is not a time traveler, but a pure-blooded Japanese citizen who has been assimilated.
My suggestion is to compress the Demon Slayer storyline to within 100 chapters, arrange the order of the Blood Demon Arts to be devoured, and keep up with the protagonist's mental growth. I mainly want to see the protagonist explore different worlds, and each demon has a happy ending, which is very much in line with the original work. It's good, but it would make the plot very drawn out.
Ghost King Pursues Girl (2 Chapters)
What's the point of this? It's so weak. And the most toxic thing about Demon Slayer is that they call him "Master."
This novel is only good for wiping your butt.
Why are so many protagonists time travelers?
On one hand, the protagonist in time-travel novels is a time traveler to create a sense of immersion. Especially in non-modern urban settings, most readers can't accept a protagonist with purely classical or purely Western perspectives. For the sake of enjoyment, the protagonist needs to have modern values. Time travel is the simplest way to achieve this.
Was the protagonist Japanese before he transmigrated?
It's available now, but I haven't seen the Myriad Realms yet.
Chapters four and five don't connect well. Do you want to revise the whole thing again?