When Yuji Itadori Returned to the Past

Tomato rarely sees Wuyouxiang (touched) (wrong focus). The writing style is very original, and the logic is very smooth. It is the first time I see the story of Hisato Kizune joining the Kamo family. The relationship with Kamo is also very consistent with the character. When I saw the dead brain, I felt comfortable. Stay away from Xia Youjie, dead brain!! Looking forward to the teacher's next plot!

I really like the style of the original work. Although it is CP-oriented, there is not much description so far. It is more plot-oriented and very rigorous. The narration of the battle scenes is also very good. At a glance, you can tell that it is a crazy study of the original work (although the original work is now a mess). This kind of serious style of writing with a little emotion interspersed is simply not very good-looking. Personally, I really like the author's description of Hu Zi who is mature and reserved in front of outsiders, but lively and childish in front of those he cares about. There is no unequal love orientation that is common among humanities in today's fast-paced era. As expected, the author's equality and no one's dependence on anyone else (double career) is better. The development of the plot also attracts the desire to read on, and the setting is just like a dream come true. Woohoo, I can finally have less regrets. Thank you to the author. The author who updates three to four thousand times a day is very strong. Please be sure to keep writing. I will always follow you (super loud)! 💕💕

The writing level is very high. When I clicked on the first chapter, I was a little surprised at first by the long paragraph that was not a tomato. After a second look, I found that the author's deep exploration of the plot of the spell return is surprising. Moreover, this novel is different from other fan fiction that always relies on the original plot. The author has his own understanding and dares to drastically change the plot without deviating from the character of the plot character. As long as he persists in writing, it will definitely be a masterpiece. I've been looking for a fanfic that closely follows the current plot of Spells, and this one is definitely the best so far.

The writing is very good, there is no OOC, and the reborn Knotweed is committed to saving those regretful characters and trying to give a good ending. Whether it is Gojo Satoru who was alone in his childhood, or Fushiguro Megumi who had no parents to accompany him, or Xiaoxia Youjie who was born in an ordinary family and is unfamiliar with the world of magic, and Onii-chan who died in order to protect his younger brother, all have the opportunity to change, it is very interesting! But I have a question. Will the little knotweed without the string appear in the magic world in the future? If so, would the giant knotweed still be there? Also, don't stop updating!!!! Never!!! 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺

The author's writing style is very good. The knotweed really has the feeling of being alone after 60 years. I urge you to update it [plus one on the bookshelf] (I like to see this kind of original protagonist traveling back to the early stage to make up for his regrets in the later stage)

Little tiger! It must be done with Gojo Rouse!

Has the author never understood the setting of the original curse? At least go through the basic settings of the red blood exercise and show me how you are stunned 😂

This setting is amazing! Hisahito returned to the past with his current strength, reunited with his brothers and friends and changed their destiny. He was still remembered by the young Satoru and knew each other. I am looking forward to the following plot, teacher⛽!

Even the few Wuyou articles are very good in making up for regrets by going back in time and space. This is my favorite style of writing. Author, you must work hard and keep up the good work!!!

The writing is very good, but it doesn't match the character of the Japanese knotweed... CP's writing style is a bit sparse, it feels like I'm writing about Zhang Hu... (I am also a five-year-old pusher)