"Projection Sorcery can't even deal chip damage, even with a penalty!"
I transmigrated into Jujutsu Kaisen as Naoya Zenin, and I even have an invincible martial art that lets me throw 24 elbows in one second.
The bad news: I'm a villainous Boss, an irredeemably evil blond.
Fortunately, I know the original story inside and out. If I take out the whole protagonist group ahead of time, I can live worry-free from then on.
Well, the answer is obvious...
"It's simple. I'll just reform myself, won't I?"
Maki Zenin awakens as the Heavenly Restriction tyrant, transforms into a mysterious muscle woman, and mows down the whole family? Then I'll join her! Your biological father is no good, so don't pay attention to the rumors. Little sis, you should become the freest independent woman in the world. Go for it. Your big brother will always support you!
Megumi Fushiguro is the true heir of the Zenin Clan, and I'm just a substitute? Then I'll join him! Megumi, I'll leave the burden of clan head to you. Huh? What do you mean you're not strong enough? Summon Mahoraga! I'll beat it into a cow to plow the Zenin Clan's fields!
It's just that the story seems to be going a little off the rails...
What do you mean there wasn't even time to mourn Satoru Gojo before the strongest Zenin, Naoya, arrived on the battlefield the very next moment?
That's enough. I could tolerate the beginning, but after chapter 61, they completely stopped acting and treated the readers like idiots. It's an insult to my intelligence! 😡
Holy crap, you guys read the first chapter and not a single one of you said a word! #(Vomit) The protagonist transmigrates into the body of an adult Naoya, which is bad enough, but there's also a system restriction. He has to maintain Naoya's persona at all times, otherwise he'll be erased and replaced by the original soul. Reading this was absolutely poisonous! #(Vomit)#(vomit)#(blue and sad)
It feels like the series has run out of steam. It's stuck with the Type-Moon template, and after several chapters, the protagonist hasn't shown any improvement whatsoever. They've given several chapters of lessons, and it's clear the author genuinely wants to teach us magic. The frustrating part is that the protagonist lacks real skill; he just watches others improve while he struggles for ages without grasping anything himself.
What was the point of the latest chapter about the Snow Woman? If you wanted to create a past life lover setting, that would be fine, but she died with one punch. What was the point of writing so much for the plot? #(Blue and sad)
I don't have a fear of insufficient firepower, but after reading so many chapters where the protagonist is just showing off and lacks any real growth, my fear of insufficient firepower is about to kick in.
The male protagonist's character in this book is not a pure copy of the Korean comic "The Villain Also Wants to Live," and many plots are also directly copied from the original comic. It's too incongruous. Has no one noticed this?
I feel the author has crammed in a lot of their own ideas. I don't mind authors including their own thoughts and opinions, but the frequency is so high that it's affecting the reading experience. The plot is already slow-paced, and then you have to spend a lot of time reading about the author's values and so on. Stop padding, dude! I'm paying to read a book not to hear you share your values. But aside from these shortcomings, everything else is pretty good. The writing style, plot design, character development, and interactions are all quite good.
Analysis of the humor: It's based on a long, high-quality book with a large number of words and stable updates.
It's tough, they're trying to scam us.
What kind of garbage is this? Does the author even dare to read the Jujutsu Kaisen manga properly before writing this? Iivv's drawings are already bad enough, but this writing takes it to another level.