Jujutsu Kaisen: A Curse for a Beautiful World

In my opinion, this book is very well written. It describes in detail how people survive with other creatures. Take the dialogue between Ryota and Knotweed as an example. Knotweed believes that Ryota's behavior with no scruples for human life is very cruel or even bad, but Knotweed However, when the rod saw the infant spirit of the rat son, it wanted to pull it out. Even though the rat son had not killed anyone, nor had it caused any harm to human society, the rat son was born because of human malice. Therefore, we can think that humans have caused inevitable harm to the cursed spirit from the beginning. Ryota said that it is natural for cursed spirits to kill humans just as humans harm some animals, because Ryota believes that this is just a territorial struggle between creatures above the food chain against creatures below the food chain, so he cannot understand why Knotweed asks Ryota some questions about what is right and wrong. In Ryota's mind, the problems with knotweed are very strange. From the perspective of curse spirits, it is very normal and even righteous for them to kill humans. For example, in some movies, aliens invade the earth. The first thing humans think of is to kill the aliens. Because they are invasive species and infringe on human interests, humans must kill them. Zhao Ling kills human beings for the same reason, because they believe that humans have infringed on their interests. The same reason is true for spellcasters to remove curse spirits, because they believe that curse spirits have infringed on human interests, and killing humans is a very cruel thing in human moral consciousness. Therefore, they think that curse spirits are cruel and terrifying monsters that are inhumane. But why should curse spirits be able to communicate with human nature here? Morality is only used to restrain human beings, why should it be used to restrain cursed spirits? They are not human in the first place. In the minds of many humans, killing humans is just something that can make them happy, such as those with psychopaths and antisocial personalities. Therefore, most human beings are creatures who are lenient in disciplining themselves and strict in disciplining others. They always take it for granted that it is natural for others to make way for them. If they do not make way for themselves, it is an unreasonable thing. Therefore, human beings are very proud. They are very arrogant and think that they are the only rulers of this biosphere. Therefore, when the curse spirits appear, their first thought is to uproot them, eliminate them, and prevent them from destroying their status in this biosphere, because the curse spirits do have This strength, although they were born from human negative emotions, is just because most of the negative emotions come from human beings. Zhenzhen said that everything has a soul. For example, the old man that Zhenzhen met before, Zhenzhen once described his soul as smooth as a stone, so it is like stone flowers and the like. Humans think that inanimate things are almost difficult to produce negative emotions, so humans are the biggest perpetrators of this biosphere, and humans are the culprits that make the world become worse and worse. Of course, I cannot deny that human behavior promotes the progress of the entire world, but this behavior only benefits humans. These behaviors are destructive to the entire world. For example, the greenhouse effect of global warming caused by excessive emission of carbon dioxide seriously damages the balance of the entire world. Humans also cut down trees, mine ore, and kill animals, which are harmful behaviors to other living creatures. I think Mozi said that all of this is because "human nature is inherently evil." (The above are my personal thoughts after reading the entire novel, please don't criticize if you don't like it)

Wow! Love to watch! The characters are very delicate! And the setting is also very good! It's not for nothing that I'll shake you up! Wait! I'm going now!

Very nice! Ryota's internal drama in the article is very consistent with the tangled situation of a teenager. As a teenager who was confused in many places, I can sympathize with his troubles and pain. Ryota has thought a lot about whether humans and cursed spirits can coexist, not only theoretical conjectures but also practical considerations. He is not an idealist with empty talk, nor a reckless fool. Instead, he truly makes practical considerations and actions for the survival of his companions, and has practical assumptions about whether to "coexist with humans" or "kill all humans." The process of Ryota making up his mind is also written very realistically. He once lived in human society and he also had human morality (meaning that he did not want his companions to die), but later he saw the current situation of society step by step, and then analyzed his own desires, and finally strengthened his heart. The process of making up one's mind is long but real. As a young boy, Ryota can sometimes be a little meek and overly entangled, but these flaws are the normal state of a young man. Not everyone has the same determination as Yue Yagami to sacrifice his father (sorry Director Yagami). Finally, the logic of this article is perfect. The character and growth of the protagonist are also one of my favorite aspects. It is definitely not a bad product in the field of reincarnation. Recommend! Full of faintness! (Tips: People who don't like to watch the protagonist talk about a long theoretical and ideological struggle are not recommended to read it. The protagonist has a lot of inner descriptions; if you first find that you and the protagonist's concept of firm stance on cursed spirits are inconsistent, it is recommended to quit immediately. The protagonist will not change in the future; this article has dual endings! There are both coexistence and massacre!)

, A particularly well-written book! It was so good that I was spinning in circles, and the conversation between the protagonist and Yuichi was particularly profound (in any case, I didn't understand it very much, but I could understand it). The friendship and family relationship with Ju Lingfang are vividly written, the protagonist's personality is vivid and vivid, and the newly written protagonist's past is also unforgettable. . Baby, you are a miserable baby. In short, they all showed me ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢, so good, how can no one watch it? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

At first I was attracted by the title of the book, "A Curse for a Bad World," but when I looked more closely, I saw a "bad" world, but I didn't see the idea of ​​offering a "curse." However, after all, the work is not finished, and it is not impossible to offer a curse in the future. As for the content of the book and the drama, I personally like the change of Ryota's mentality when he came to this world. From the innocent idea of ​​wanting cursed spirits to live in harmony with humans to constantly experiencing things that he had to go through, such as the passing of Lord Slippery, being prevented from doing what he wanted to do for various reasons, and only being insignificant and powerless to change the world, to slowly growing up to have a certain ability to protect the family he wants to protect. Although the character Yuichi was indeed annoying as a reader in the early stage, I was actually grateful for his existence, which allowed Ryota to state and confirm his views to this idiot over and over again. There is actually no need for curse spirits and humans to understand each other, because humans will only stand on the position they want to understand. The scene with the knotweed also proves this matter. I also personally like Ryota's psychological description in the later period. It uses Ryota's inner tangle to reflect the current crisis situation of the cursed spirit, and then promotes the plot to move towards the ending step by step. Ryota's plot and abilities actually put a lot of burden on himself. He likes to put things on his own shoulders too much. It's not that he doesn't trust his companions, it's just because he trusts and loves his companions too much and wants to protect his companions who have become his family. So he has to bear the pressure and anxiety alone, but it feels like a dead end no matter how you look at it. I look forward to how the author writes in the future. In terms of fighting scenes, it was also very interesting to cut off various body parts to avoid being hurt when fighting with Knotweed and Xiao Nanami. There was also the exchange meeting to control the students of Kyoto School and the "injustice game" of playing Todo. The wits with the brain flower were also very exciting. Ryota planned to assassinate the brain flower, and the brain flower noticed that he also planned to kill Ryota and finally died at the hands of Ryota. I can't remember what Ryota's field is, but the concept of "Ant Hell" is quite refreshing. The daily life between Ryota and the cursed spirit is quite loving, but if it is set against the background of having to go to war with humans, it would be too sad, woo woo woo. Moreover, in the article, there are some very philosophical sentences in the dialogue and thinking between the characters, and some sentences can even be used as copywriting. I really like it! In short, this article is so delicious. I hope the chef can continue to increase the heat and stir-fry this delicious dish. Thank you for your hospitality!

A book about real chef ecstasy It interprets the world of Curse from another angle, and it unfolds very interestingly. I don't know how the protagonist plans to fight for the future. I feel that judging from the situation of the original work, no matter how I write it, it will be very bad. I look forward to it.

(No CP, if you like no CP, feel free to read it) ① If you are a real chef, then first of all, teacher, you have good taste and secondly, this book is a real treasure. ② Cursed Spirit Fang seems to be quite rare. I like it very much. It's not that I don't like writing about the protagonist group, but I will get tired of it if I read it too much! ③I am a real chef and I feel very comfortable watching it. Of course, it may also be because I am wearing a filter. As for whether it looks good or not, you have to see it for yourself to know! Editor 2: I feel that baby Liangtai's internal friction is quite serious. I hope he can become cheerful in the future (for example, he and Zhenzhen will harm Hubao together) (?) It's hard to describe, but I'm very happy to see it. For a real mother, this is a rare thing. It's the smallest of many fine grains ♡ Actually, the next few photos feel a bit too arrogant (I don't really like them, they feel weird and a bit cheap (I only apologize for my personal opinion)) This one is just right, the cute little fights are very good! Then please give the author a big boost! Everyone is a cute baby

A great article with the Cursed Spirit as the protagonist. You are a cute little blueberry cake [sending my heart]. I look forward to the follow-up. I hope Ryota and the Cursed Spirits can have a good ending.

It's really good to read. The author definitely put his mind into writing this book. Many settings are very meaningful (also, Yuichi, can you please log off?) (^_-)-☆🌹🌹 Really, it's beautiful. I love you, author.

The author should be a person who likes to think. If you have any philosophical or practical issues that you want to discuss with others, then I am willing to be your target. Book review: The book contains many philosophical viewpoints, which are helpful to life. If you are reading this book review and want to kill time by reading, and at the same time want to improve yourself and increase your awareness of your future life direction, then you should choose this book. This is the only book I have seen on Tomato that is so in-depth and philosophical. Although this book is set in the world of Spell Return, it actually gives a way to transform the world based on the protagonist's thoughts and ideas. It can provide an inspiration for readers on how to transform the world, how to transform their own environment for the better, and other related issues. The reason why this book has so few viewers is that, firstly, the level of this book is much higher than the average level of Tomato. This is reflected in the protagonist's clear outlook on life and worldview and the clear main line of the entire story, which contains many thoughts that the author himself has thought about. The second reason is that the audience for Return of the Spell is not large. If you change to a grand worldview world that you have created and put your own thoughts into it, I believe there will be a lot of views. I suggest that after finishing this book, the author can consider constructing a world with more possibilities, a world with a grand world view, and then elaborate on the story of the protagonist, who uses his own goals as his goal to transform the world and work hard for it.