Cursed Technique Roulette: Me Fight Sukuna? Seriously?

After thinking about it, let me give you a review. First of all, there are two and a half stories told as of where I'm at. The first one is obviously imitated by Bird Watching Master (Spell Wheel 62) which is a bit bland. The second one should be the original Six-Eyed Wood Warlock. It's hard to say because that question is too bland. The third one is Shourou Kogojo, which is a bit disappointing. I thought it would be an imitation of the Nine Phase Diagram without Six Eyes Kogojo (Spell Wheel 72). To sum up, the story is too bland, the three people are too strong, and they are not willing to change their roles or limit their performance, resulting in no reversal like Akuken and Kinoshita. If the spell battle is to be exciting, the intensity must be similar, or the weak can defeat the strong, supplemented by exciting ideas. The author doesn't have one, so it's pretty bland. The author can be bolder in subsequent stories, and the protagonist can give a weak panel a strong mechanism to complete the whole life (such as the spell wheel 73 clone spell object expansion to form a five-wheel battle) or ihutv, iwutv. Since the theme is a spell wheel, it must be lively. If you really can't, turn a more exciting one yourself.

I'll give you 5 stars first, but I must warn you. You must clearly identify your own reader group, especially for curses. The more mainstream combat and abstraction are still compatible, but once you fall in love, it is basically impossible to be compatible with other reader groups.

It feels a bit bland in comparison, but it's still very good. It's a qualified dessert😋

It's so beautiful. It's the real turntable simulation that I expected. I'm full.

Not bad, pretty good

It's pretty cool, and I feel like there could be more female simulations. After all, it's been mentioned, so there shouldn't be just one.

All kinds of Nuo fights have different mechanical values ​​[laughing and crying]

Not bad, very comfortable to watch. Huaiyu, I danced a lot, but fighting still feels good.

Can the blood zone save the girl from issue 66? [Cover face]

It's a good turntable simulation, with a small proportion of divine and human elements. It looks relatively bland, and the writing skills are acceptable. Five stars to support the author.