Sukuna Is My Bro from Day One—And the Jujutsu World Is Freaking Out!

Oops, I suddenly remembered that I forgot to comment 😄 The protagonist Haruka is a good boy. Although he is lazy, he has a gentle heart hidden under his laziness. He is sometimes a little childish and is afraid of being alone. He likes to act coquettishly towards his brother (not obviously coquettish, not very coquettish) and chats with others about things. He easily falls asleep while chatting. The brotherhood is very touching, and it is one of the best non-CP novels I have ever read. Of course, if you want to beat CP, you can do it hard, but family ties are better. It is not recommended to watch it before going to bed when you are in the middle and late stages. It is a bit of a knife, but it will come later. Coupled with a few extra pictures, it's not just about the warmth of the corpse, but the feeling that the corpse is resurrected 😄 However, Jay is not directly involved in the article, and most of them appear in Gojomono's visions (not counting the extras). All in all, it is a story about two very gentle children and is highly recommended. (This is to the extent that people like me, who particularly like heartthrobs and all-rounders, like people across circles. If heartthrobs and all-rounders and family-lovers are considered two different circles)

I didn't win. Others have about one or two thousand words in one chapter. Brother, you have ten thousand words in one chapter?

The vision switches inexplicably and the person's pronoun is not fixed. The combat power is relatively broken (partially). Thanks for the invitation, I have been stunned by the knife.

What a terrifying update speed. The emotions are very smooth, but the perspective switching is a little bit faster. But it's also a feature of the book.

Good-looking, good-looking, super good-looking! (Seeing Gojo Satoru being beaten so many times, I felt a little gloating and felt like I would immediately become a fan of me) [Send heartfelt message]

The early stage is very sad 😢, but the ending is very heartwarming [laughing]. Although the multi-perspective first-person narration looks a bit messy, the writing is very good [like it]. And the ending won my heart deeply, I will have endless aftertaste after reading it [admiration]. But, sir, aren't there too many scenes where you describe torture? I feel like the whole article, except for the ending and extras, is sad 😢

It's very delicate and warm. I cried when I read it. Although I've also seen the world of spell-returning from the perspective of family relationships, this one is my favorite and the one that I think is the most touching. Oh, I can't express it at all. I can only say that it's completely inadequate!!!

It's nice to watch but annoying, because I listen to books, and I'm also covered with a small quilt. When I cried half to death, it was extremely cold when I opened the quilt, and I smelled like sweat. T^TThen I turned on my phone and took a look, only to see Chapter 12! At that time, I thought I was asleep, but then I took a closer look at the word count and realized that there were a lot of words in each picture.

It's the first time I've seen Gojo Satoru deflate... I feel inexplicably happy...

Okay, okay. After reading the first few chapters, I have to say that it is actually very gentle. The writing is very gentle. The protagonist is very gentle. It is probably like this, but it is too stream of consciousness (that should be the word). Because it is a first-person perspective (it seems), I am always confused when reading it, and the protagonist is also very sleepy. I was so sleepy that I almost fell asleep while watching the plot, but it was still very interesting. I think I can overcome this difficulty.