Jujutsu Kaisen: The Supreme One of Fire, the Flame Emperor of Shoko's Family

To put it simply, it's good. The protagonist's subtle sense of death is quite interesting. The romance between him and the female lead lacks intensity, passion, and surprises; it's just gentle, that feeling of "I should be by your side, you should be by mine." Of course, that's my impression. I quite liked it and highly recommend it.

Objectively speaking, Mao Dun clearly stated that the core of a novel is to shape and portray characters. In this novel, the characters of Gojo Satoru, the male protagonist, and Fukuro Shinobu are quite vivid. However, in today's fast-paced online novel world, readers mainly focus on excitement and plot. Nevertheless, the author's persistence is commendable.

It's alright, the plot is good, but there are two things that are really confusing. First, the development of the organization. Gojo Satoru kept asking him about it. At first, I could understand not telling him because the organization hadn't developed yet and needed to keep it a secret, but not telling him later is really confusing. Gojo isn't stupid; even if he knew, he wouldn't leak it.

The overall impression was alright, but it felt like the protagonist's abilities weren't being used much. He can create flames, so why not give Xia Youjie a flavoring flame [smirk], or a barbecue-flavored spirit ball? They could even imbue him with flames (or even a religious belief, where the higher the loyalty to the protagonist, the more powerful the flame), for the organization's members to use; that would be more befitting of the organization's name.

I simply can't find anything that attracts me. The time traveler looks like someone who's not wearing any clothes.

The only downside is that there are relatively few chapters; you can finish it in a morning. In short: the author's writing is too short.

It's good. I don't think there are any flaws so far. The nature of Wumi the cat is portrayed perfectly. The author has a very unique personality. It's just that there isn't enough content yet.

It's alright, the protagonist is practically invincible from the start!

It feels like the protagonist's mastery of his techniques is still a bit lacking, and... Fushiguro Miki seems to have been eaten by the author. 🤦

It's good, I like watching it, it's not bad.