Reborn in Jujutsu Kaisen, Making Dolls

I support Xiao Qiyi's journey to try all the sweets in Japan—the light and cheerful pace is really enjoyable to watch, and the storyline gallops smoothly towards a happy slice-of-life anime. I love it!

870. The story is set in a slice-of-life, lighthearted atmosphere. The protagonist is a fun-loving person, and he is indeed quite funny. I didn't smile much while reading the story. The main character is awesome 🥰🥰, loves watching fun, a peace ambassador, a dessert connoisseur, and shares the same quirky personality as Wu-chan. The author's original plot is fantastic!

The characters are not out of character, and the writing is humorous and lighthearted, quite funny. However, there's a plot hole: the entire General Staff knew about Jie's revival, so how could Ryosaku not know, and he still proceeded with the Shibuya Incident as planned?

Although the character portrayals are somewhat monotonous, they are, after all, everyday life, so you don't have to worry about the kind of crises seen in serious dramas. They can actually make you laugh out loud, unexpectedly providing a pleasant emotional value. If you don't think too much about it and just watch it without using your brain, it's quite good. It's relaxing and can be used as a choice when you're feeling stressed or bored.

There are no out-of-character moments, and the plot doesn't have any major flaws. The book is very good, but there are so few reviews!

It's a great read, a lighthearted and fun story!

So beautiful! I can't get enough of it! Keep it up!

It's good; the main character, Leziren, stays true to his personality throughout.

It's really good, but author, please tell me, does he have a romantic pairing?

So, are our dessert connoisseurs really that weak in physical combat? 😘