When Naruto Stumbles Into Jujutsu

That idiot jjxx knows jack squat about Jujutsu Kaisen. He took a winning hand and played it terribly, treating the characters he created like puppets. An author like that really deserves to... Is that later plot even meant for human beings? What’s with 2.5 Satoru Gojo, the World-Cutting Slash, the Calabash Brothers saving their grandpa, both sides driving mechs into battle... And Nobara’s resurrection in the latest chapter? Could a human being actually write a plot like that?

The plot is a complete mess, and the protagonist doesn’t grow at all. The fights are just endless punching. Neither his strength nor his mindset develops. Then the author forces in a power-up, Megumi wakes up, and the whole Jujutsu High clown troupe is reunited.

A passionate, classic shonen story... except it has neither passion nor classic shonen spirit. There’s a little gold dust mixed into a pile of rocks. I honestly don’t know how to rate it.

I lost it when Satoru Gojo was inexplicably cut in half. I stayed up all morning and did so badly on my exam that afternoon. I never expected the author to keep pulling so many new tricks afterward.

Kenjaku schemed for so long, and in the end I don’t even know what he was scheming about. He’s just a clown who spends every day showing off.

Calm down. Calm down.

This story tries to expand on the established characters and personalities of Jujutsu Kaisen, and hopefully patch up the plot jjxx wrecked. At the same time, the protagonist of this book, Uchiha Yuma, will do everything he can to undo the tragedies in both Hokage and Jujutsu Kaisen and give them a perfect ending.

In other words, the goal is to flesh out the characters in Jujutsu Kaisen and make them feel real and alive.