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Muzan was convinced he was the only one who could consume the Blue Spider Lily and survive its monstrous side effects. Joke’s on him—someone else pulled it off.

And that someone? Yours truly.

Where do I even begin? Hmm… you know what? Forget the slow, dramatic buildup. You’re going to figure it all out as you read anyway. The important part is this: I didn’t just eat the Blue Spider Lily. I didn’t just become a demon. Nope. I leveled up. Big time.

I became a dragon.

Imagine a demon, but without the annoying weaknesses—no burning in sunlight, no moral dilemmas about snacking on humans. Now, add some extra powers, a dash of majesty, and a whole lot of swagger. That’s me. Think of it as the deluxe edition. The ultimate upgrade.

But let’s rewind a bit. I wasn’t always this glorious. Once upon a time, I was just a freshly reincarnated soul, trying to take control of this incredible new body. Then, out of nowhere, some chubby otaku’s soul showed up, thinking he could steal my thunder. The nerve of that guy!

Obviously, I wasn’t about to let that slide. So, I did what any self-respecting future dragon would do—I obliterated his soul. Poof. Gone. But I kept his memories. Why? Because free information is free information. And that’s how I found out I was in an anime.

Not just any anime. Demon Slayer.

How did I figure it out? Well, for starters, shortly after my reincarnation, I bumped into Yoriichi’s six-eyed, emo brother. The guy was practically oozing jealousy, which really hammered home the whole "bitter younger sibling" thing.

But let’s not get distracted. Here’s the deal: if you’re here for something fresh, something that feels like Demon Slayer but cranks up the chaos and creativity to eleven, then you’re in the right place.

Table of Demon Slayer: The Dragon Lord Just Wants To Build A Harem

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Volume 1