Jujutsu Kaisen: Saving Others Is Saving Yourself

It's very interesting. The part where the heroine travels back to their high school days is the best part. There's a sense of two-way redemption. Not only is the heroine redeeming them, but the heroine's unsatisfactory life is slowly being healed as they get along.

[The following is my personal opinion. It only represents a personal book review and personal reflections. There may be spoilers] A pretty good one. Fanfiction, what do the heroines say? Compared to healing others, I think it is more like healing myself. Slowly pull yourself out of that abyss step by step. He has become the kind of person who feels like he is the personality he acted out. Because I read a lot of fan fiction and stuff. In fact, the whole article felt good to me, but it didn't make me scream. The only thing in it that makes me feel wow is when the system reveals its true identity. When the word mother came out, I felt like my eyes were a little teary. In that paragraph, I was afraid that my children who were traveling far away would be wronged (the original sentence seems not to be this, but the meaning is similar). As soon as this feeling came out, I felt wow, mother is always protecting you by your side, watching you heal yourself, heal others, and save this place. I really felt like wow~ I think the emotional lines of the 5 classmates during that period were really written very delicately. The main reason is that when he came back and deleted his memory, he deleted the detailed memory, but left a general feeling of what I did. This memory is still there. Then this memory is still there, but when the heroine came back, the interaction with Gojo felt like there was no such memory at all. That part made me a little embarrassed, but it didn't matter. A very good article, worth reading. And for the female protagonist, I think it's pretty good, because the female protagonist is actually a crushing existence in certain periods of time, and her strength is really overwhelming. Anyway, it makes me happy, I like this feeling of not aggrieved myself, rushing all the way, crushing everyone and everything. But there are also moments of small grievances, but these few moments feel like they serve the plot, and it must feel like this.

Damn, this is so good-looking. How can I put it this way? While saving others, the heroine is also redeeming herself. Her character descriptions are very good. Anyway, the tragedy did not happen. The final ending is super good-looking.

It looks good, I really like the part about the high school period. One thing I want to say is that I can't tell from the front, but I feel a little strange when I see the back. Did the teacher borrow AI for the second half of this writing? I saw many places in this book that were similar to those generated by an AI chat software I was playing with. Some of the short sentences were the same. . . I didn't pick a fight, I just asked [I almost cried], maybe the style is similar, this book is really good to read [Sending my heart] I'm sorry if I misunderstood the teacher... I just expressed my opinion. . . 🥺

The writing is okay, most of it is a long-term flow, the feelings are the same, and the understanding inside is very well written. This is also the first time I have seen the extras of Sandwich. It is really Sandwich and not written separately. The monogamy shocked me hahahahaha. 🤭 Overall, it's worth watching. After all, it's a short film and the speed is a bit faster. I recommend it.

Although Mo Mo is not my favorite type of heroine, this kind of character and ideas are indeed quite natural. She is easy to feel inferior and self-sacrificial, but she also tries her best to shine, which makes the process more touching. God is not particularly outstanding in this aspect, but overall it is a hard-working and heart-warming story. There are too many regrets in the curse, and everyone is happy.

Really beautiful mutual redemption 😳

It's good-looking, the plot progresses layer by layer, and the characters are very distinct.

It's very beautiful and addictive, and then, I ask again, when did Xiao Mo remove Xing Yongmo's memory!

Ouch yo yo yo yo.