Jujutsu Kaisen: Not Enough Cursed Energy? Gear Up!

After reading the previous part, it's pretty good, the setting is also very fresh, and the heroine's character is quite distinct, but there is one sentence that I don't like. That paragraph probably expresses the idea that the heroine is working very hard to catch up with Gojo Satoru and wants to fight alongside Gojo Satoru. Here, I want to say, em, I like the kind of plot where the male protagonist chases the female protagonist, or the female protagonist works hard for herself, and works so hard for herself, and that paragraph is more for Gojo Satoru, although there is also a part for myself, but I think the proportion is a bit small, (originally the previous paragraph The writing is quite good, but the heroine is working so hard to be stronger, but later in the emotional scene, the heroine's efforts are attributed to Gojo Satoru) This point is a little bit, em, it is not incomprehensible. The heroine looks like Gojo Satoru, and her expression when facing Gojo Satoru is different from others. Moreover, the heroine did not come to this world voluntarily. The purpose is also to reward the audience with 6.6 Billion. This part is a bit underwritten and easy to ignore. The heroine's purpose is to go home. Oh, how should I put it? I feel that the focus is more on the emotional line between Gojo Satoru and the heroine. I am more interested in the career line. (I haven't finished it yet, but I've probably read about twenty chapters. Because I felt it wasn't easy to comment on this in paragraphs in the article, so I posted a book review.) In response to a follow-up comment on a certain comment, tsk, does the heroine of the fanfic deserve to lick the character of the original drama? Is it possible that all the original characters have to serve the characters of the original drama? Don't be too outrageous, okay? Although I haven't watched it for a long time, but you blame the heroine's efforts to improve herself entirely on the male character's response or not, I'm almost dying, and you're talking about being an extreme heroine. Oh my God, if I were an extreme heroine, I wouldn't say that the heroine improves herself for the sake of the male character. I'd just let the heroine tie up the male protagonist with her super high combat power, okay? I'd just let the heroine do whatever she wants. How about directly morally kidnapping the male protagonist and letting him protect the female protagonist without any blind spots? The problem is that the female protagonist did not come to this world voluntarily. The female protagonist even has a live broadcast reward task, and she will go home after completing it. In this case, the heroine's behavior of improving herself is expressed as chasing Gojo Satoru. Don't you think it's outrageous? In such a dangerous world, she would give up anything for love? There are so many reasons for you to grow up. If you have to give money to a man, don't be too outrageous, okay? "How can you say that becoming stronger is for others?" Please, that's what the author wrote when I read it. The determination to become stronger is because I want to catch up with Gojo Satoru. How can this not be considered for others? As I said, the previous writing was quite good, but suddenly the heroine and Gojo Satoru had a romantic relationship, and most of the heroine's determination was attributed to Gojo Satoru. If you still can't understand it, there's nothing you can do about it.

Here is my opinion on another long review. The heroine not only becomes stronger for Gojo Satoru, but also for herself. How can she say that becoming stronger is for others? So, are you moved by the fact that I got into Tsinghua University for you? (To put it simply, I think that becoming stronger doesn't matter who it is for. Isn't it just you who benefits?) Then there is this speech that I think is okay. There are more or less such plots in anime now. Extreme heroines, I beg you to let me go. I consider myself a normal heroine. And I think the heroine's idea is quite correct. If you don't work hard, you will be left behind. The heroine works hard to not be left behind. (Do you feel bad that the heroine puts herself in a relatively low position, but the heroine becomes stronger just to prevent herself from being in a relatively low position) Then there is what I want to say to all the tomato heroines currently. When reading a novel, if the heroine is hurt or scolded, someone will say that she is abusing women. I really beg you. If I remember correctly, the heroine should be a human being, right? There is no human being who is not hurt. No matter whether you are sick or not, there is no one who won't be talked down to. And don't just focus on the damage, but also what the heroine got. I should be more relieved that the heroine has become stronger (of course not lacking in heartache). There will be no rainbow without going through the wind and rain.

Immortal product, a rare immortal product. Only after looking at it did I realize that it was the teacher who wrote Feitan and Xia Ke BG. I am grateful for you.

The subject matter is novel and very interesting.

Very beautiful. When I read the introduction, I thought it was a sand sculpture fighting story, but I didn't expect it to be a sweet little daily life ❤️Gojo Satoru and Tsukibantu are written in big letters so sweetly❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘 I can't get enough! ! !

Very nice (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡, very nice, you can wash it directly

Who else has this kind of book? I want to read the kind that has a heart-throb and multiple male protagonists. Please (⌯︎¤̴̶̷̀ω¤̴̶̷́)✧︎

The real wife is so beautiful, thrilling, super qualified spells return to the female channel

It looks good, please come on (≧◇≦)ㄏ

It's a sweet 🍬 article about being in love❤️, and it's a self-enlightenment guide. There's also a little bit of King of Glory in it. The transition of the plot is relatively fast, but it's still very interesting, and with regrets,