Tales of Cursed Objects

Wu Tui looks beautiful, finally there is no plot to save other people, I love it, I love it [shy][shy]

I support the idea of ​​providing a growth environment for favorite characters so that they can solve the difficulties they encounter. I have always felt that the vast majority of people in Curse are not good enough. They are either cowardly and insensitive, or arrogant and jealous, and they are always shirking their responsibilities. Everyone can retreat, but Gojo Satoru cannot. He throws all responsibilities to him, living under his protection, but cannot even do the most basic gratitude. He even pretends to be frivolous so that others will not be afraid of him. He is constantly being downwardly compatible. Thinking about how many people Satoru has come into contact with only when he is trapped in the magic world in his life? How could he identify worthy friends and students so quickly? The poor soil hindered his growth. The protagonist gives a platform, and Wu can increase his knowledge and strength in different worlds. After experiencing more, he can freely choose his life, realize his own ideals with his own hands, and have a more future.

68. The tie has been updated, it looks good. It's that kind of plain warmth. The heroine plays the holographic Stardew Valley, and Teacher Gojo becomes the heroine's cat after being imprisoned. After that, I cheated Wu Mi in Stardew Valley, and then went to various parallel worlds in Curse. Thumbs up for this, single push from Tongwu! The love line develops relatively slowly. I don't know if there will be further development in the future. I feel that it is good whether it develops or not. Finished reading! Nice! The second volume should be about Satoru losing his memory and becoming a little Satoru and then coming to the farm from time to time. The third volume should be about the heroine and Satoru going to the manga world together. They grew up here. It doesn't seem to have much to do with the magic world. If I remember correctly, I went to school in Hyotei. Good review! The extras are also good.

It looks good, I like it. Xiaowu didn't get entangled with those people from the high school. He has his own starry sea. He will continue to become stronger after seeing more.

It took me a few hours to read it in one go. I have read a lot of fanfics, but this one is my favorite. I believe I will reopen it after reading it. The writing is very comfortable and the characters are not OOC. The character of Satoru really shouldn't be limited to a small island. It's really great to see a vast world where he can have a big life. Please continue to live happily in this world. Thank you to the author. I am very satisfied with it. Please keep updating [Blow kiss]

It looks good, although some of the setting terms are not very understandable, but the purpose is to give the five cats more choices and a broader future, rather than being trapped in the magic world. And some of the descriptions in it are very refreshing. It can be seen that the author feels that most of the characters in the curse are not worthy of Sumi, whether it is Megumi who was adopted by Satoru but gave up at will and could not grow up, or Jay who has a bad mentality, as well as other students and others who relied on Satoru to grow up and were protected but would not give equal feedback. It's great to see Satoru disenchant others. So in the end, they were only worthy of being passers-by in Satoru's life. After Satoru left the earth and was with Hitomi, even the memories were no longer important. Satoru in the final extra story was sober in the world. The words he said to Jie were also my heartfelt feelings. I felt that Jie was not worthy of Satoru's friendship. It was obvious that he chose to run away on the way forward. Do you still blame Wu for becoming the strongest.

It's good-looking. Xiao Wu is well tolerated. The protagonist is firm and powerful. It gives a solid sense of security. He doesn't lick other people in the magic world. Highly recommended for niche tastes [laughs]

Nice! It can be seen that the author really loves the protagonist in his novel. He did not keep Gojo Satoru stuck in the quagmire, but gave him possibilities for the future. The heroine has a strong sense of machine. Usually when another character is on a truth-seeking exploration and the protagonist is more human-machine, she will be more or less robbed of attention, but this is not the case. Her super strength and immortality's view of time allow her to look at many things calmly, and she also has her own topics and explorations, which is particularly good!

Xiaowu is ecstatic when he pushes alone, happiness comes to Xiaowu's palm [sending heart]

The setting is very interesting, and Gojo will go to various parallel worlds to see more possibilities. It is a particularly interesting article. Satoru's character is also very cute and there is no OOC, but typos and unintelligible sentences appear quite frequently.