Jujutsu Kaisen: The Ten Shadows Prodigy Has No Motivation

I'm shocked that this article is so deserted, I personally think it's very interesting! It ranks among the top among the Jukai fanfics I've read. What I like the most is the protagonist's various developments of the Ten Shadow Techniques, which I find very interesting.

Recommended to watch. Style preference: relaxed daily writing. It belongs to the low-opening type, which is very good. The character design of the main character is very good and unique among fan fiction. The basic characters are all very good, and none of them are OOC. It is among the best among the spell fanfics, but it lacks some fun and "color". If I were to rate it, from what I saw: seven to eight points, eight at most, because it was too routine and boring. Need some stimulation, climax to break through. I think after the author finished writing the "Shenyin" incident and temporarily solved Xia Youjie's problem, he started writing about the protagonist's second uncle, Fushiguro Shir's son, Fushiguro Megumi. Because, Fushiguro Megumi also has the Ten Shadows Technique. As the saying goes, there is no harm without contrast. Personal suggestion, the author, you can start with Fushiguro Tsumiki, Zenin Maki, Mingming, Ieiri Glass, Mimiko, Nanako, etc. After all, if you write the protagonist as a eunuch... That's up to you. Don't write too soon, Kensuo, this guy is really an old man, he's too stubborn. Anyway, let's put him in the later stage, which is the period of the original protagonist group, and then let him come out. It's hard to go into details. In short, the water is very deep. If you don't pay attention and grasp it, your book review will drop from at least a seven-point score to a six-point score or a failing grade. But writing Kensuo is also a breakthrough, a climax, and a point of excitement. If you write well, you will rise; if you write poorly, you will fall.

Awesome, so awesome! Absolutely high-quality writing. Each character is portrayed very reasonably, and the protagonist is not the only one to show off the whole show. The protagonist's mind has greatly raised the IQ of the people around him (science students are awesome), and secondly, his personality is also very good, a gentle genius who can't wake up, a super professor in the world of magic, and everyone he (and the correct usage of Su Nuo hhhh) The whole text runs through the author's understanding of mantras. It is impossible to read this part without thinking. Author, you are really formidable! I hope the author will publish the next book soon! I'll give you one less star because I'm afraid you'll lose your points because of your pride.

The author's writing is very good. I am a sophomore and I was shocked after seeing jjxx's mysterious operation. I also had the idea of ​​writing a novel myself and changing the setting, but I was not capable enough and never took action. I read the author's book in one go today. I am very happy. I am very happy. The author's imagination understands the setting of this book beyond my imagination. I really feel refreshed! You, the author, are really good! [Adoration]

Nice! Read the whole text smoothly and completely in one go. This is a rare high-level spell-returning fanfic. The main plot and branch plots are intertwined and balanced, and the character's image is also fleshed out. The positioning of the protagonist and the perfection of the sky and the curse weaken the sense of dislocation caused by the protagonist's almost invincibility (and the main exploration and description of theory, which largely avoids the shortcomings of the lack of logic in Shuangwen) The most impressive thing is the fairly mature spell system, which is wildly but logically expanded and supplemented. The application of spells and fields (enchantments) is quite interesting. The author is fully capable of setting his own original world view. Although I am a science major, my writing style is quite proficient, and my character creation is meticulous, and the finishing touches that impress me often appear inadvertently. It's rare to see a full-scale drama that is not cliché. The ratio of originality and original work is just right. It may be regarded as the most complete and logical fan I have seen in the drama so far.

2025.1.19 (End) This is really well written. The previous content can still be understood. Some of the theories written since the exchange meeting are really powerful. It is obvious that I have a deep understanding. If you are willing, author, all of us will support you in your fight for orthodoxy for spells [smile][OK]

Very good fanfic. I thought it was a daily novel based on the title, but I didn't expect it to be a scientist's daily life [face covering] The plot is reasonable, and there are hard-core and complete second settings for the constraints of the field of magic and spirits. The development of abilities is also eye-catching. It can be said that it is completely beyond the framework of the original work; at the same time, the characters are in line with the original work and are not OOC (Miwa's worship of Gojou does not seem to be reflected, but I can't remember what the original work was because of worship), and there is no blitzkrieg under the guise of CB. It is a very rare good article, but it is a bit short. There are too few scenes in Ninety-Nine, and the only large sections are based entirely on experiments based on the protagonist's theories. Is it true that scientific research-oriented novels don't often communicate with her? It would be too cruel to deduct one point for the reason that "the author actually added sugar to his tomato scrambled eggs". Let's give it a five-star review.

A good book that was delayed by ratings. The plot logic and the original character description are very reasonable. There are no brainless fighting links or systematic brainless insertions. It is also very enjoyable to read. However, I still hope that the male protagonist will come out to show off, or the author may want to pave the way for a big one. I am looking forward to the follow-up.

It's very interesting, and it has a complete and complete structure of the spell system. Although I didn't understand some of the content because it was too professional, I felt it was very powerful and I had the urge to practice it in the world of spells. The whole text is a group portrait, and everyone has his or her own highlight. I like Ming very much. Even though he is very capable, he never gets too involved in other people's affairs. Many times I thought Ming would come to the rescue and show up to turn the tide, but this was not the case. Every time they solved the problem on their own, Ming was more like an invisible guarantee. Zenyuan Akira is a protagonist who appears more in memories than in the main text. Can you please write a little extra about Ming? [Sending my heart]

It's a very good book, the writing is skillful, the author has a lot of imagination, and he has done a good job in transforming several characters, especially the expansion of magic techniques, and the reversal of the field (this is really amazing, other fans have almost no, or it is inappropriate). You can feel the author's hard work. Of course, there are also shortcomings. There is almost no emotional line. This is not important. What is more important is that the protagonist does not have, uh, a strong enemy in the end. The big boss Su Nuo is Wu Jiao and Nao Hua is Jie. The protagonist has no strength after transcendence. I hope to continue to work hard.