Jujutsu Kaisen: Ten Shadows Bear My Wishes, Binding All Things with Law

To put it simply, if you like the low-key and steady protagonist, and the Ten Shadows Technique, and if you like Glass, you can read it without thinking. It is a new book with great potential. The last time I read this book, it was the comprehensive manga Ten Shadows, but it was a pity that the book ended hastily. The protagonist in that book was actually too over the top and had already done a nuclear explosion. In this book, the author doesn't really recommend doing that. I have some ideas that everyone can discuss together: First of all, in terms of magic techniques, the Tokage itself is not very developed in the main story. The author's integration of elemental attributes is a good innovation. The subsequent use of the protagonist's ability to develop shikigami is still a good direction; Then there is Moxuluo. This is worth talking about separately. I think the training of Moxuluo can be put on the schedule as soon as possible. For example, let Shen'er use spell tools (you can create some original spell tools. In short, the sooner the shikigami can be trained, the better, because we have to continue to develop spells later). I think The setting of the tyrant and the Ten Shadows cooperating with each other can be used as a reference, and it can also allow Shir to integrate into the protagonist's Zen family; the second is the reversal of the technique and the reversal of the technique, which can be written when all the Ten Kage shikigami have been subjugated or only Moxura is left; and there is the internal fighting within the family. It can be ended as soon as possible, because it can be seen from the main story that the Ten Shadows are too authoritative in the Zen Academy. The Ten Shadows like the protagonist, who has huge spell power, can reach the threshold of special-level spells very quickly without Moxuluo and Inversion. The Zen Academy Fan can be taken offline as soon as possible.

It's pretty good. I haven't seen any poisonous points so far, but the setting of the author's Ten Shadows Magic is different from the original work. Author, why don't you give us a detailed introduction to the abilities of each shikigami in your Ten Shadows Magic?

So far, it's okay, there aren't many poison points, the Tokage's writing is pretty good, and the extended ability is also based on the Tokage setting. There are two problems. First, it is almost unnecessary to strengthen the Tokage. What the Tokage lacks is not the elemental ability, but the total amount of mana power and the mana output of Colorful Pen Fusukuro Megumi. The second is that the current amount of the protagonist's mana power is unclear. The extremely large mana power and the Tokage are as important as the six eyes and the unlimited limit. I hope it will be clarified later. In addition, does the author have the idea of ​​​​writing the reversal of spells? This is also a medium-sized plug-in, and the degree of freedom is high, but it is not easy to write.

The content of the plot is more oriented towards daily life. The ten shadows have been strengthened but not beyond the standard. The heroine and the hero got engaged due to force majeure factors without much description of their initial relationship. This is a small drawback, but fortunately, the hero and heroine have good attitude issues and solicit opinions from both sides. This is a plus. The subsequent description of the relationship is also very sweet. In summary, this is a good book, with more plot descriptions in the early stages and not much combat.

Overall, it seems like a good book. The author has his own design. Overall, it's pretty good. The interaction between the protagonist and the pin is also very good, but the fighting scenes in the early stage may be a little weird.

Yes, it's well written. You can enter the Nishi Gang without thinking, and the combat power is not as broken as most fan fiction. If you ask the author to continue writing, I can follow up. Before Chapter 27 came out, I can only say that the writing was good, but after Chapter 27 came out, this book became a masterpiece of the Glass Party, but the author's description of the battle was a bit lame.

It's a bit sweet. I, who often eat knives, can't get used to it. But it's pretty good so far. The style of the novel is a bit similar to a female comic I've read before (unfortunately I can't find it [crying], the app crashed). It's quite comfortable to read. Come on.

The emotional line is 100 points, the daily line is 90 points. The battle line is too few and not exciting enough, so I can barely pass with 60 points. If you like daily life, you can join it. The writing is great.

On how much the author likes the word "bent" after chapter 16...

The AI ​​flavor is a bit strong, but it's watchable (the protagonist is currently a Ten Shadow Warlock, and there are no additional warlocks)