[Brain storage area] The Binding Vows in this story are goofy from start to finish. Although there's an equivalent exchange (?) involved, this is purely the product of letting loose. The original rules for Binding Vows don't apply here, so be warned.
On the first day of the Culling Game, Lin Jie transmigrates into the game and discovers the most outrageous setting in the whole series: [Even if you break a Binding Vow made with yourself, the only price is losing its enhancement].
As long as I borrow fast enough, the penalties can't catch up with me! No credit checks, no blacklist. The Jujutsu world's biggest deadbeat has arrived!
In the perilous world of jujutsu, Lin Jie's daily life goes something like this:
When he's cornered: “I make an absolute vow never to look at lewd pictures again for the rest of my life, in exchange for one second of invincibility!” Then, one second later, he opens Twitter. The invincibility is gone, but he's already made his escape.
When he runs into Kenjaku: “In exchange for not drinking canned Pepsi for the next month, I get your Cursed Technique Reversal!” After the fight, he immediately pulls out a plastic bottle of Coca-Cola and downs it.
And so, the originally bleak and oppressive Shibuya aftermath veers wildly into absurdity, beyond all hope of turning back:
Satoru Gojo (early brick-breaking edition): “We'll win! Because behind me stands the man who takes out loans better than anyone in all of Japan!”
Hiromi Higuruma (courtroom CPU-meltdown edition): “I've been a lawyer for half my life, and I've never seen a lawless madman treat legal loopholes like a basic attack...”
Ryomen Sukuna (tearfully doing the window-wiping dance edition): “What a cheat! Even with the Ten Shadows and Furnace, I could never beat him! Forgive me, Lord Lin Jie. I couldn't make you use your full loan-taking power...”
So talented, the binding effect is incredible
It looks good, but it's a bit AI
A collection of curses and joys
Oh my god, it's so beautiful, so cute and funny!