Jujutsu Kaisen: Sukuna, You Old Geezer, Pay Up!

Don't you know how to use Ryūren Wakahu? You don't need Swastika, even if you know Shiji, you don't need it.

The writing is beautiful, and the protagonist's personality charm is fully displayed. He is responsible for his fellow students, making people trust, respect, and trustworthy. His intelligence and strength are ceiling-level. Even the emotional line, which I originally thought would be disgusting, is the ambiguity caused by the protagonist showing her own charm and the female character's heartbeat. The protagonist seems a bit slow to focus on his career, and there is no explicit emotional line. But it is that kind of faint ambiguity, the protagonist is loved but knows nothing about it, which makes the protagonist quite attractive.

Very few people watched it, and the ratings were low. Personally, I think it's of high quality, and almost all the inconsistencies in the original plot have been filled in. The deaths of Haibara, Riko, Qiangwei, Nanami, and daddy (I replayed the Curse II, and I really cried when I woke up), Jay turned black, Satoru was sealed, cut in half, and manipulated, Ji broke his arm, Megumi was mutilated, Maki was disfigured (Mai is still alive [crying]), and the transformation of Xinji If you don't want to read it, don't read it. If you haven't finished it, read this review and consider it again. There is a private setting, OOC, the protagonist is invincible and has no CP, and no villains are left. They only appear at the end of Su Nuo. Try not to watch Su Nuo if you push him. Kill Su Nuo. You asked for sex after reading an article [awkward laugh] You are not happy to see other people reading it. Everyone likes different types. Some people like to read dual male protagonists, otome characters, heartthrobs, BE, sweet articles, and cp that I made myself. I just love to see this kind of he, especially the whole staff he [currently working on the draft]

It's pretty, if only it were longer. (Although I don't particularly like the way many girls like the protagonist [Personal reasons: because I have a bit of a hallucination in harem novels, and there are two sluts who read harem novels around me, making it look like they are awesome. It's just too much of a sentimental thing])

It's still okay in itself, a cool novel that makes up for all the regrets, but it's a bit too dark for Tianyuan and Zhibito. They are not villains, but they have some personality problems. Also, it has almost nothing to do with the title of the book. In the article, 11 Ibusuki Nuo fights and the others are blocked. I can't see where the explosive gold coins are.

Looks good, keep up the good work

It's really good to watch, the plots are interlocking, the details are well written, and some of the private settings are also very reasonable, especially the feeling of playing the villain like a monkey in the later stage. It's so cool (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧. You can predict what the villain will do next every time and prepare countermeasures in advance. No one dies in the battle. There is no clichéd sacrifice plot. Only everyone is working hard for victory. I really recommend it! ! ! (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*.✧

It looks good, and sure enough, I still like the Xiayou leader who didn't have a bitter summer, I still like the Wujiao Maomao who wasn't cut in half, I still like the family doctor who isn't sad, and I still like the original Japanese knotweed that smiles happily.

That's why we insist on having multiple female protagonists. It's obvious that they won't fall in love. If it's too deliberate, single female protagonists or no female protagonists will get more readers, because the number of people who like them will expand, and people won't think that the protagonist is weird because there is no female protagonist, and it won't make girls feel disgusted. Good, good, good, good

It's a very good book, very complete, but where's the heroine?