I Transmigrated as Sukuna, but Is My Host Yukinoshita?

To be honest, what makes this book so appealing is the author's exceptional skill in character development. The characters remain consistent even within the realm of fanfiction, making for a very enjoyable read. Although the plot has been altered, the characters' actions still align with their established personas.

I'm just passing by, I haven't watched Jujutsu Kaisen, and I'm also unfamiliar with Oregairu. The first volume was pretty good, but the perspective in the second volume was inconsistent. It's clear the author wanted to develop each supporting character well, so they gave Hachiman a lot of screen time in the beginning and middle, but the writing wasn't strong enough and it felt abrupt. Also, the main character's partial death in the second volume felt repetitive. It's a somewhat creative read, and the Yukinoshita sisters both get their wish, but the plot hardly involves any multi-character developments; it can be enjoyed as a single-hero story.

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That's awesome to watch, the fight is really exciting! (Pointing to the fight)