Jujutsu Kaisen: Only Physical Combat Stands Above All!

It's quite interesting, I finished it in one go. The following is just my personal opinion. I don't quite understand why some people always say that the combat power is too high. The nature of the world of Curse and Naruto is different. The intensity of space is also different, and the basis of the body is also different. What is the concept of triple cells, plus chakra, even if the protagonist has any energy and blood power, it is based on the world of Curse, right? How can he be stronger than Kai? No matter how hard you train Heavenly and Cursed, the basic values ​​cannot be stronger than Kai, right? I don't feel that the combat power is actually overwhelming, and the combat power still looks very reasonable.

[Working on draft] Four-star single heroine "We were together in the first 30 chapters" Not the Holy Mother Overall, I can still see how these two things are integrated into one, but it seems a bit reasonable. I prefer daily stories where the male protagonist is basically invincible. The male protagonist's personality is relatively cold and arrogant. As long as it's not someone he has a relationship with, it doesn't matter what happens. So he doesn't have any ideas to change the world except that the protagonist group can be more relaxed.

In terms of ability, the Eight Door Dunjia is very consistent with the Heaven and Curse Binding (strengthening the physical body), but the existence of the golden finger is not very natural, but the golden finger is something that all time travelers have, so its sudden appearance does not matter. The plot makes up for some shortcomings of the original work, but the final return to death feels like it ends a little too quickly. On the whole, there is nothing toxic and the word count is not too many. It is worth reading when you have free time.

Completely integrated into the world of magic, well written It's a pity. The more you write about it, the less immersive it becomes.

I've read it so far, and it's pretty good. There's nothing poisonous about it. I should rate it at 8/9. 5 Stars is encouraged.

This book is ok. It's completely ok to read as a cool article. I feel that the rating of this book can hover a little bit around 9. It is estimated that few people have read it😓that's why the rating is low.

The heroine Ninety-nine is an invincible novel, with a lot of daily life, and it is quite interesting.

Finally, there is a little bit about the plot. If you are afraid of spoilers, I don't recommend reading the comments. The overall plot is quite good. Compared to the original manga, it doesn't change much. I quite like it. I don't like reading many fanfics that have been randomly modified. There is a single female protagonist, and the female protagonist does not appear much, but she does not have the feeling that her presence is almost zero. (I have read many novels that either always write emotional scenes and are boring - and they are not romance novels, or the female protagonist has no plot except having a child with the male protagonist - this is also the case in many more famous online novels, and it is more common). But in the end, Su Nuo possessed the protagonist Hui and didn't stop him. This is your nephew. You didn't do anything else, but you knew your nephew might be in danger and didn't stop it. It was a bit too much. If Tianyuan hadn't volunteered to sacrifice himself, would it be possible to kill Hui? I haven't read the alien part. I really didn't expect that the author would write this part and write so much.

I read it in two days and it was very good. The plot is progressing at a constant speed. I didn't pile this book into thousands of chapters for various random reasons. I just progressed the plot at a speed that seems very comfortable. Yes, the number of chapters is just right. The whole process is basically non-toxic. It's worth reading [Like] I saw a lot of people in this comment section saying they don't like reading daily dramas. This book probably has 3 to 4 daily parts out of 10, but basically the daily parts in it are all centered around advancing the main plot or the development of the protagonist's strength, or the shaping of a certain character. It's that feeling that you can clearly remember when you think about it, and you won't find that you don't know what it's about after reading daily dramas for a long time. That is to say, I personally don't like reading daily dramas very much, but I didn't feel that way when I read this book. How can I put it, the daily part in this book is short and plentiful, so when you read a certain paragraph, you will not feel like wow, this book is all about daily life. Well, to be honest, you can read two more chapters before making a conclusion. If you see a daily plot, you will just stop reading it and then write a bad review. It feels a bit one-sided.

Indeed, someone above said it very well. I'd give it an 80% rating without thinking about it, but I can see that it has its own merits. So I want to add one point, actually I should have quit when I saw Ye Kai. I really couldn't finish reading the rest, but I did finish it. Added 1 point, ended, still a bit weak.