Crossover: Jujutsu Superman Grows Stronger, Starting with Kurumi

The reviews describe it as a Frankenstein's monster that tries to gain popularity by skirting the edges of trends but doesn't dare to actually deliver, only scratching the surface.

You've managed to put those two piles of stale, overused jokes together, you're truly a colossal maggot! #(Laughing and crying)

How could you, you lowly author, do I have committed some terrible sin to have read your book, you old eunuch?

One glance at Ding Zhen, and it's like watching a CS (Counter-Strike) fanfic! #(Vomit)#(vomit)

Is sexual repression a negative emotion? I think it's the inability to obtain what you desire (i. E., Unfulfilled desire) that's truly negative. #(Dizzy)

Does this Cursed Spirit, a prisoner of inversion, even think of fighting Sukuna? One touch and it's dead! #(Laughing and crying)

Since you're already a cursed spirit, there's no need for things like original body transmigration or anything like that.

This is pure derivative work, isn't it? In Jujutsu Kaisen, everyone possesses cursed power, which is why there are cursed spirits. Moreover, the minimum amount of curse power a human can carry is two. I'd like to ask why the attack power is 2.5, According to the official patch. Only sorcerers can control their negative emotions and magical power. Therefore, they will not leak their magical power and form a magical spirit. Your writing style is completely problematic. Or is it a crossover between anime and manga? Only a portion of Japanese people possess cursed powers? In Jujutsu Kaisen, the jutsu mechanics are unrelated to numerical values ​​like gravity. A mechanism can only be broken by a mechanism. The protagonist's suppression technique allows him to manipulate other people's emotions. Even if you replace him with someone else, it's the same; even if you replace him with five different characters, five characters still can't resist, because that's the game's mechanics. Just like how the protagonist can't break through the spatial barrier no matter what. A mechanism must be established to break this. Unless other power systems are mixed in After all, Jujutsu battles are quite boring, consisting only of jutsu power and spells. Then add a binding effect. All knowledge except for gravity is the pre-unpacked version of the spells, including barrier spells and reversal spells. Weakening spells and simplified domains are also unpacked. Other spells include spell power reproduction. This demonstrates that magical power itself is omnipotent, as long as you can understand all the ways to use it.

As long as the protagonist's curse power overwhelms both Sukuna and Makuro's swords, that's enough. Frankly, the reason Sukuna was instantly killed by Makuro's sword is because Sukuna's stats weren't high enough. The original work clearly states it's based on stats, not some kind of mechanic-driven kill. Thinking the protagonist must have been captured by a reversal spell is typical weak-minded thinking; it just shows you don't know how to use that spell. You've already conquered all the Japanese; regardless of spells, your curse power attributes alone number in the tens of millions. Sukuna is just some random nobody.

They don't even dare to touch on stale jokes.