Jujutsu Kaisen: Putting on a Show for My Classmates by Stabbing Myself

Absolutely amazing! This book is absolutely amazing!!! Someone like me, who is timid, insecure, and has few redeeming qualities in real life, found it incredibly moving!! I think this might be the meaning of novels—to give me hope in my boring, tedious, and mundane life. I'm so glad to have found such a wonderful book!!

[Spoilers ahead!!! (Run!)] [Five-star recommendation!] Above God, there exists something more merciful than God. This is how 5t5 sees his colleague, who is always smiling, gentle, and tolerant. All beings suffer, but she is the only glimmer of salvation. This is Xiao Yingyue, whom Xia Jiaozhu saw as the one who pulled him out of the sweltering summer.

I watched it several times before leaving a comment. I didn't have high hopes before clicking in (because I don't know if it was just bad luck, but the curses I found were all pretty outrageous), but after I started watching, I found that, well, it's not bad at all. For fanfiction with the theme of rescuing those in dire straits and making amends, this book was a pleasant surprise.

Mutual redemption, a "curse" in the name of love left behind a wisp of breeze that had never lingered before. "My favorites are Shoko, Satoru, and Jetsu..." I love you all the most… Born from everyone's wishes, she's an irredeemably gentle fool, but thankfully, even though the world doesn't accept her, she still finds a warm harbor.

The content is well-organized, with many foreshadowing elements at the beginning that are revealed one by one later, creating a cohesive narrative. Here, I saw regrets being healed and souls being redeemed. I saw that Natsuyuki's bitter summer would eventually end, that Gojo Satoru's best friend was still by his side, and that they were no longer leaving Shoko alone.

It's really good! This is the first time I've seen such a setting. Yingyue is so gentle, the plot flows smoothly, the female lead is perfectly portrayed, and her relationships with her three contemporaries are very comfortable to watch. It doesn't feel overly industrial; it feels very natural. When I read the chapter with the mountain of corpses, I couldn't help but feel sad.

It's so beautiful. She's everyone's salvation, a being to save them from their obsessions, an existence that will forever sympathize with them. The female lead is as gentle as water, always embracing them. When I saw that pile of corpses, I felt fear, but what occupied my heart the most was still heartache. 🥺

The writing is so delicate, I'm almost in tears 😢😢😢 Above God, there exists something more compassionate than God. (Enlightenment) [All beings suffer, but she is the only glimmer of salvation] Jay [May all your wishes come true; that would be the best blessing for her.] (Shoko) [The ever-flowing, lingering breeze that captivates all] - Reflecting the Moon Their story is surely still going on... [Top Post]

It's quite good, just a bit short. The writing style is also quite smooth, so there's no need to worry. Personally, I don't find it too angsty (I might be a bit immune to angst-filled stories). I feel there are still some gaps in the middle, particularly regarding the female lead's emotional development.

This is the second completed fanfiction of "Curse Returns" that I've read without any major flaws. I have to say, given the public's demand for resolution to unresolved issues, many writers do this very deliberately. Although this book explicitly states that it's about salvation, it didn't make me dislike the protagonist, and the author didn't portray the character as deliberately playing the…