The Demon-Slaying Swift Blade

The eldest is a legendary, incredibly gentle cat! Those big, bright eyes are giving you milk again and again!

It is known that the male protagonist is an introverted boy a close relative is seriously ill and hospitalized possessing inspiration gets a job called "Perseverance" the HR is a girl with a strong personality the boss is "Boss" Therefore, there is only one truth! Later, he enters the headquarters to test his inspiration and obtains the Heart Stone he gets a "stick" from the boss

Then let me ask you, oh, let me ask you, don't you tell us what we're going to eat?

Boss! Long time no see! You're still as tough as ever!

In the past, when people wanted to sleep with a sheep, they said they were being seduced and controlled by a demon. In modern times, when a demon wants to sleep with a man, it possesses a Chinese person and says it is being controlled by their body.

Speaking of which, is the author planning to let the protagonist go to Japan for a side story? I feel like it would have a completely different style from America. Indifferent crowds, people dying constantly yet still going to get off work as usual, no one talking about it, the ever-increasing pressure to meet performance targets and cult harassment—that's a different kind of horror. It really should be included.

A fiery writing style, a captivating story, and that consistently righteous yet wicked protagonist. Like I always say, teacher, your stories are fucking amazing! Every single one of them is!

I'm a little curious. Both Xueming and Lynn had a tough start, only to be saved by the boss. Although they are both kind-hearted, if Bailu or their mother were truly on the verge of death, and it was an organization like the Armadillo Hunters that offered them help, would they choose to accept it? Like the Demon King Xueming in another timeline?

The cloudy weather and the big eyes made me want to see the milk tea shop over there, but I still want to see it.

The author employs a detective-style approach in this novel, aiming to eradicate both devilish people and devilish people in the absurd society of America, focusing on the devilish path and making up for the lack of devilish forces in "The Abyss Express".