I don't watch anime very much, let alone hot-blooded. One thing to say, compared with the attacking giant, it is still a big disadvantage, but the basic giant is an epic masterpiece, so it is already a great compliment compared with it.
I watched it too late, and I was told early that episode 19 would be listed on the altar, but I was a little disappointed after watching episode 19. Good-looking, wonderful, but it doesn't seem to have reached that height. But the strange thing is that after watching the whole season, when I look back on it, I still think it is a very, very wonderful work.
In the face of man-eating ghosts, there is no mercy, and you do your best to work hard and try harder. This is called true effort. And I don't think the story behind each ghost is sensational or deliberate. They were all human, originally a part of us, and they were also forced to inject blood without misery and then turned into monsters. Guisheng's last moments are filled with sadness, not violence or hatred. Why Tanjiro is different, not the Virgin, but really has a heart of compassion, maybe this is the reason why he was finally "selected" to finally fight against the miserable (I guess).
I hope that I can also inject a trace of Tanjiro's hard work and hard work into my life, and face this life with no ghosts but other ups and downs. Don't retreat, move on after a break.
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