In order to pursue her dream of bringing positive changes to Japan, Mitsumi Iwakura leaves her countryside town to attend a prestigious high school in the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. As she has already mapped a clear life plan, she has absolute confidence that there will be zero mishaps from then onwards. Despite her ambitious promise, the country girl ends up running late on the first day when she gets lost on her way to school. Fortunately, she meets a fellow first-year student, Sousuke Shima, who is in the same situation and offers to go with her. They eventually make it to school, but the misfortunes do not end there, as Mitsumi leaves an unfavorable first impression in front of her classmates. Nevertheless, the class soon takes notice of her friendship with Sousuke despite their opposing personalities. Only time will tell whether Mitsumi will be able to forge fruitful relationships with her classmates, and she will certainly not be alone.

It adapts the story from volume 12 (chapter 98 onwards) of the manga series "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba" . The story takes place in a new setting - Tanjiro arrives at the "Swordsmith Village." After the death of Upper Moon Six and Daki, a vacancy appears among the upper moons, and Muzan Kibutsuji summons the remaining upper moons to the Infinity Castle. Muzan is furious about the vacancy and believes that the upper moons should do everything in their power to find the "Blue Spider Lily" and eliminate the Demon Slayer Corps. As a result, Upper Moon Four, Hantengu, and Upper Moon Five, Gyokko, are dispatched to carry out the mission. Meanwhile, Tanjiro, who has been recovering from his injuries at the Butterfly Estate for two months, learns that Kozo Kanamori, the swordsmith, has refused to make him a new sword. Following the advice of the Hashira, Shinobu Kocho, Suma Nakahara, and Kiyo Terauchi, Tanjiro travels to the Swordsmith Village to conUpon arrival, he encounters the Love Hashira, Mitsuri Kanroji, and the Mist Hashira, Muichiro Tokito, as well as Genya Shinazugawa. Tanjiro and his companions are about to embark on a new battle. The opening theme song "Ketsui no Hikari" is performed by MAN WITH A MISSION and milet. The lyrics and composition are by Jean-Ken Johnny, with arrangement by MAN WITH A MISSION and cooperation by Chisato Ichinose. The ending theme song "Koikogare" is also performed by MAN WITH A MISSION and milet.

On his way to a convenience store, Kazuya Shiina tries to defend two young girls from an armed assailant, only to end up getting stabbed himself and dying on the spot. This good deed allows him to be reborn with all his memories in another world as Cain von Silford, the third son of a margrave. When Cain turns five, a baptismal ceremony in the church grants him an audience to the seven gods who preside over the world. Not only do the gods fill him in on the circumstances of his reincarnation, but they also give Cain their respective divine protections—allowing him to use cheat-like abilities in swordsmanship, magic, and many other aspects. With these blessings, Cain sets out to live a fulfilling life that he deems a dream come true. However, it soon becomes clear that the gods have more plans for him than just a haphazard bestowal of overwhelming power.

Akane Nishimura's quiet nature makes her classmates perceive her as a gloomy and unlikeable person. Combined with her intimidating gaze, it earns Akane the ominous nickname "Grim Reaper," condemning her to endless bullying for her supposed cursed powers that bring misfortune to everyone around her. However, none of these rumors deter transfer student Taiyou Takada from trying to befriend Akane. As someone who finds the supernatural fascinating, Taiyou approaches the Grim Reaper without hesitation, blissfully unaware of the complicated situation within the class. His bright personality and optimistic worldview may just bring about the change that Akane desperately needs.