Classroom of the Elite: It's My Turn to Challenge Sukuna

In conclusion, Mixu Gelong!

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Gkd#(funny)

While the synopsis is full of witty references, the main content is completely baffling. If it were something like "I am the only one who knows the law," it could be explained by saying you've become invincible at Gaoyu, but since you've already merged with the curse and returned, why are you still playing that childish game of practical education?

After reading the three golden chapters, it was like reading a book written in a foreign language, its meaning unclear. After reading all the chapters, all I remember are labels like "practical teachings" and "spellcasting." I don't remember any of the content; watching it is the same as not watching it at all. I have absolutely no idea what the main storyline is. #(Sweat)

The main aspects of the Jujutsu Kaisen are the background and the magic itself; these two need to be explained separately. First, regarding the background, One-Eyed Cat initially intended to write a story set in an urban environment. The selection of the Director of the General Manager's Office was appointed by the three starter families and approved by the Prime Minister, serving as a transit hub between the outer world and the inner world. The subsequent public release of the Rōsō Jujutsu world also supports expanding on a single line of content, using the financial groups within the Jōkyō (Real Church) to supplement and expand upon the urban content not covered in the previous chapters. The main connection between the two is that in the serialized version, the time when the one-eyed cat sets the date for Rōzō to reveal his identity in the world of jutsu is February instead of September. This means that there are 7 more months of time for the three starter families to reveal their identities and interact with others in the urban setting, which will greatly expand the content that can be written. Moreover, this way, we can also make use of the sophisticated backgrounds that Kinugasa wrote. As for the sorcery aspect, apart from the Extreme Spells and the Realm of Life mentioned at the beginning, which are handled in this part of the story, the main focus is on expanding on two other aspects. One of them is the act of crossing the river, transcending boundaries, and reaching the other shore, as mentioned in the story of the Eighty-Eight Bridges, which has great significance in magic. Another tactic is to create the lie that cursed spirits are a specialty of Tokyo, thereby making it seem as if all cursed spirits in the world are born only in Tokyo. Simply put, when a large number of people assign stable symbolic meanings to an object or behavior over a long period of time, this collective cognition can become the medium or structure for the effect of magic. The main storyline connecting the practical teaching part to the curse return part is based on this extended setting, and it leads to the ultimate curse spirit that Lu Suo has been longing for.