Jujutsu Kaisen: Crimson Blood Prodigy

I'm not too harsh, I also write fanfics, and I'm even a fan, so I still give you a good score. Generally speaking, the Kamo family's divine son settings are pretty good, and the expanded red blood manipulation skills are also pretty cool. There are some spoilers below, so don't read if you don't like it, just have a brief discussion with the author. Starting from the Huaiyu chapter, it would be good to add five links to myself. However, the logic is a little unreasonable. At this time, Kamo Shu has already exceeded the standard of combat power. Very good in physical combat, flesh and blood puppets, ultra-accurate control of magic power (far superior to Gojo Satoru in one description), semi-unlimited black flash, blood god, clone, and shikigami. The application is endless. With such intensity, it is no longer under control. You are already the "strongest". It's entirely possible to implement reforms, and it's okay to fight against the magic world alone. The duel with Gojo Satoru is even more exciting. The reason why the spell return battle is so interesting is that the plot is only one aspect. What is really interesting is its combat setting and fighting logic. Gojou realized the expansion of the field five times, and he and Su Nuo only realized the expansion five times. The radius of realization reached 200m? Su Nuo is only 200m with the restraints, and you are 200 meters without the restraints. Now the teacher can already fight against the full body Su Nuo, right? At this time, just growing up with the protagonist surpasses myself 10 years later. Not to mention the protagonist's mental attack field. Can such a field really defeat Bizhong? Is it okay if you are not even in your own field? Spells are the power of imagination. How can you imagine that they open directly to the realm of the soul? (Maybe I didn't read it carefully. The plot itself didn't particularly attract me, so I read it a little fast). Also, Glass uses a reversal technique to eliminate fatigue, which is also based on the Healing Warlock anime, but can the reversal technique really eliminate fatigue? Moreover, it would be poisonous to have to use this dispensable method to make the glass stronger. Conquering Fuhei Shi'er is a bit far-fetched. Shi'er hates magicians so much, how can he be conquered by you? Also, not a single new (original) character appears, they are all anime characters, and there is no contrast between them. I think we can make the plot a little more solid in the future, and then either make the protagonist semi-invincible, not to surpass Gojo Satoru, or slightly better. Or be purely invincible, write abnormal abilities, and then push the map across the map. It is originally a brainless and cool article, and you don't have to be so slow to become stronger. The author can delete the comment, block it, or remind me that such comments are not good, but I still hope that the author can have a friendly exchange with me.

It's very interesting, but it's a pity that not many people have watched it. Secondly, it may be a little less popular, but it still looks quite interesting. It's mainly foreshadowing and the main plot. Of course, there are also some prequels, and the character descriptions are pretty good.

Author, don't you know how to use words? There is a passage in Chapter 45 that reads: "Gojo Satoru was wearing a black high school uniform, covering his head with one hand, tilting his head, looking at the Kamo tree with resentment." It should be resentment.

It's pretty good 👍 In summary, it's a brainless and cool article, but Tomato is a free platform and the author can still do it, keep up the good work.

Sigh~ It's obviously pretty good-looking, but no one sees it. There is nothing sinister about the plot. Although the plot jumps a bit fast, it is still interesting to watch. Looking forward to the author's next novel (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on

How can there be a world of love and peace? Cursed spirits are like wild animals in the past. In the past, humans did not have the upper hand. Beasts occupied most of the world. People were often eaten by wild beasts. People thought that it would be better if there were no wild beasts and reduced the number of human-eating beasts. Over the next few thousand years, the population increased and occupied the living space of wild beasts. There were fewer and fewer human-eating beasts. Then the war between humans began, and more people died than the number of human-eating beasts in the past. The rules of war. The scale is getting bigger and bigger, and war has become the beast it is now, and it is at a conceptual level. There is no way in this world that solving a problem will make a person better. It will probably lead to more and more terrifying problems later. There is no one-and-done solution. People have to constantly solve problems while living, so there is no need to sacrifice everything for something, because even if you succeed, you are likely to fail to achieve your goal. Instead, you will have worse results because of your extremes.

It's a bit interesting, but not many people watch it (ー_ー)!! It's a bit tiring. It's suitable for boredom in leisure time, just to pass the time. There's nothing interesting about it. The plot is smooth, it's just too smooth👍. It's boring to assume the perspective of other people's stories, but it's another thing to assume the perspective of one's own.💕

It's nice, but the ending is quick

It's okay, it's just a little too fast anyway. The further back you go, the more tasteless it becomes.

Not bad, but the ending is a bit rushed 🤦 🤦 The author really wants a sequel [please give more updates] [please give more updates]