Jujutsu Kaisen: Satoru Gojo, Be My Son

It's very interesting and feels like the final villain, but why do I feel that the protagonist has his own personality in the front, but in the back he completely becomes Aizen? Was the protagonist swallowed and fused? It feels like this is no longer a role, does the original owner no longer exist? The more I saw it, the more I felt that he had turned into Aizen. [Learned]

It's good, but there are too many original works. Even if it has to follow the plot, it can be added appropriately. For example, the protagonist sends a special curse spirit to collect the data of the two-faced Su Nuo to create a curse spirit that perfectly restrains Su Nuo's ability, just like Aizen restrained Yamamoto. Or if you cooperate with the Curse Spirit Party, of course you don't have to come forward. You can hide your identity by sending subordinates, wouldn't it make you feel mysterious and powerful? [Thinking]

It's cool, it's not poisonous as of the latest chapter, and it's so cool to see Aizen behind the scenes.

The writing is okay, but is he actually a real villain? [Face covering]

When does the protagonist jump out and show off [Adoration]

It's okay, it feels like it's going to be very boring; but I dropped one star because the sense of dissonance (poeticness) after chapter 60 is not about AI; first of all, the content is a bit watered down, personal feeling, and then there are some things mentioned later that are missing (although it may be this foreshadowing, but emmmm, it is really inconsistent and led me to quit) I will try to improve it. The story frame structure is good, there are pits dug, and there are many interesting places. Behind the scenes, I'm very curious about how Su Nuo's chapter will turn out. I'm back to writing my thesis. I'll continue to read it when I get the chance. Come on, author. Spoilers below: Establishing the framework of Death in the world of spells provides a new perspective on the geometric solutions in the original work. The system is laid, the protagonist's secret actions, etc., But the narrative chapter relies more on the timeline of the work itself. The advantages are: i) There are more holes to be dug in the details. Ii) The reverberation of Chekov's bullet arouses interest, and except for the slightly discouraging writing later on, it is overall very good. Iii)

I wanted to give it five stars, but the update was too slow, so I gave it four stars. Understand? More updates!

It's pretty good, it makes up for the regret, it doesn't have any knives at all.

The writing is quite good, but there are not many people. Is it because "Reaper" (Death) is too unpopular? Come on, author! ! ! Don't stop updating such a beautiful book!

Very funny and fun