Jujutsu Kaisen: Starting with Secret Scrolls, Countering with Spirit Summoning

The protagonist is very powerful and may not look strong, but a single blow from the Wood Release is enough to put the magician into a baby-like sleep on the spot. Beating up a strong person is not very harmful, but extremely insulting. The plot is very funny, and the strong person wants to humiliate the weak! What is the operation of deliberately letting go? Whether you can kill or not, the plot will follow the original work.

I really like this subject matter. The key problem is that the author has a bit of a breakdown at the end. I haven't seen it yet and I can tell by reading other book reviews. Anyway, I can accept it. The main problem is that the protagonist is unwilling to spoil the plot. Is it such a nonsense? Even though you already have the strength to fight against Su Nuo, why do you still let Su Nuo use Japanese knotweed to threaten Fushi Hei? Do you insist on following the plot to this extent? The one who opened the field without any skills is coming. I can't adapt to the children. They run away and run away 🍉

Let me put it bluntly, you can scold jjxx online, but in real life, who wouldn't want to go to Sendai and fight a desperate battle, shouting "Field Expansion" with three super players while playing an AIZO passionate boxing song in your head, and then go to the decisive battle in Shinjuku, where you will be beaten to death by Su Nuo before he utters an abstract gag that he racked his brains to think of as his last words, and after his death, netizens will post it into a big picture of him and spread it all over the sky. (This comment is for 551 Tomato Seeds and the assistant. This work scored 5.5 Points in the morning🤓.) I almost forgot, it would be even more perfect if it was explained by Five Lights in the end [Salute]

Although the writing style is not very good, it is at least very comfortable to read. It is not as uncomfortable as reading an elementary school student's composition like other books in Tomato. The male protagonist is a relatively abstract crazy man who fights well. There is no shaping but no poisonous points. The original characters are also very consistent with the impression. There is no OOC. Overall it is very interesting. The current rating is definitely low. I hope more people will read it and the author will update it more. After looking at the back, it seems that AI is used. Personally, it slightly spoils the perception.

As the main writer of AI, the author polishes it (possibly) Well written

It's very interesting 😏 It's a single world view. How to deal with the follow-up content, or add other works? For example, Double Star Onmyoji or something like that, there is too little content in both the main body of Curse and the sequel.

I can watch it, but the plot is all based on the original work. People are hopeless. It feels like the plot is the same whether there is a protagonist or not.

I'd like to encourage you first, but I think it's not as good as cutting at the speed of light and re-opening a new book.

It suits my taste and looks pretty good.

Not bad. At least it solves my current book shortage.