Trapped in a Manga, I Awaken Gojo Satoru's Powers from the Start

The premise is excellent and quite novel compared to others. While the power levels and speed are fast, the setting is perfectly acceptable for a top-tier manga. There's no cheesy, pandering portrayal of women, and the pacing is decent. The only downside is the lack of content; I hope for faster updates. Also, if there are romantic pairings, please don't go for the harem element; this kind of background-defining character should be treated as a no-romance story.

Well written. The development of Gojou Satoru's abilities is much better than iivv's half-baked approach. The only drawback is that there's too much description of the original main characters in each instance, especially the first one. The second one, set in a Western fantasy world, is a significant improvement. I wonder how the third instance and later instances will fare.

The premise is fantastic! So far, it's written quite well. I hope the author will write a no-romance story. Keep it up! Is the combat strength being suppressed a bit too much?

The subject matter is good, but the writing style needs improvement. The original world is too monotonous and lacks flavor. Also, the power levels are a bit too high.

Overall, it's alright. The downsides are, as other reviews have mentioned, the unnecessary "he said" parts. Also, while it claims to be a transmigration into a comic book, there aren't many of those dramatic, commentary-heavy parts; it's basically a normal transmigration story. If you're not too picky and enjoy watching showy characters, it's worth a read. It's mostly action-packed, and I doubt there's a female lead in this quick transmigration story. 🤔

I like the theme, I like the abilities, and the protagonist's character design seems fine. Five stars to encourage the author! More updates! I love reading! The first two worlds' plots were fast-paced, but the main design was good. I can feel the author wanted the protagonist to be strong but not to overwhelm everyone with a one-sided victory.

It's good, the premise is quite appealing. Experiencing a world and then leaving without looking back – I love it (ღ˘⌣˘ღ). I hope it's a no-romance story.

I saw the third comic book world. The settings of these comic book worlds were quite original. The protagonist's attitude towards heretics and enemies was also quite normal and decisive. He just passed through the world and helped to eliminate the villains.

It got my blood pumping! I love you, Lao Da! He doesn't know anything about Jujutsu Kaisen!

Unlike typical transmigration stories where the protagonist impersonates someone else to complete missions, this one features a protagonist who doesn't suppress their combat power. The worldviews of the several worlds mentioned so far are quite interesting. I just wonder how many more different worldviews the author can come up with.