Jujutsu Kaisen: Even Undergrad Sorcerers Have to Fight Sukuna

There should be more fans like this in Juhui Battle. There are no complicated plots and growth experiences, only a battle process filled with a lot of memes and outrageous remarks by gods and men. It perfectly fits the brain of the Juhui audience who consumes a lot of brain cells because of the debate.

To be honest, when I first saw it, I thought it was a parody of Mustard Sword, but after reading one or two chapters, to be honest, I was amazed. How should I put it, although it is somewhat similar to Mustard Sword, the styles between the two are completely different. This one is more cheerful, with various ideas and unconstrained ideas. Each one made me say it was wonderful. I was writhing on the bed like a maggot at night, and the battle descriptions were also very good. Summary: Another rising star in the world of conjuration. Whether you want to watch battles or have fun, this book is a very good choice. Over time, it will become one of the pinnacles of conjuration fans.

The perfect Laojie meal replacement, the absolute Liuyi, what will teach you how to stay awake is...

Re-evaluation: SS (Superior Grain) The story is well written, and I didn't choose to imitate it blindly. The previous part was quite boring. The Nuo fight was like being enlightened, wearing blood, taking laxatives, and smashing steel rings directly. During the group fight, the plan was also well arranged. There were no logical loopholes. One link after another made me feel very sweet. I seemed to be back to that 51 author and continue to excite me. It's perfect. In terms of Spell Return fanfic, I would like to call you the strongest.

. Must have five-star praise! At the beginning, Guo Jing held 98k to guard Shanhaiguan, Wu Zetian drove an excavator to fight against the tyrant, and in the middle, Zhu Bajie started a live broadcast to bring goods and sold out Tang Monk Kasaya. The most exciting part is the poem battle between Jay Chou and Li Bai. Li Bai raised a glass to relieve his sorrow, and Jay Chou directly performed a blue and white porcelain freestyle. The scene once got out of control.

It's good-looking, but it's different from Laoji. The protagonist really shows off his skills, there's no bottom line, it's a pure battle of wits, Qiangqiang.

This book has a relatively good grasp of the rhythm, and the characters in it are also quite amazing. Many novice authors have gone too far in strengthening the protagonist. The main point of criticism is that the enhancement is too much, which makes it difficult to write in the later period. Moreover, everyone is not like a puppet. They must follow the original plot and the original route. The influence here is the butterfly effect, help is to unlock new skills, and the pressure is to unlock new modes. This is really worthy of praise. It can be said that this aspect surpasses most fan fiction. The spells selected are those of the original plot, which is convenient for development and will not cause any setting problems. Currently, there are no plot effects that are forcibly changed for the sake of fun. The particularly outrageous ones such as Moxuluo and the lawyer version do not appear to be too dazzling and depressing. Summary: The plot is well grasped, the characters in the plot have grown according to the settings, and the characters have not strayed too far from the settings. However, Tmall, Qidian, Tomato, among the thousands of novels I have read in the past 10 years, you are considered pretty good. Feel proud, you are very strong.

Five hundred pages of fierce fighting, a game in which the outcome changes hands in the blink of an eye, and on-the-spot growth that exploits all available factors to the limit... Even if everything is short-lived, it is undoubtedly the strongest in modern times.

The absolute god-man, the abstraction born from it, teaches you the following

Compared with this one, the plot of the other book is also very exciting when not reading. I have seen a little poisonous point so far, in Chapter 40, when facing the four people sent by the magic world to execute the protagonist, they chose to restrain themselves and not kill them because they needed to give birth to the Tianyu Tyrant King Horn in the future. I think this plot is completely unnecessary. Even if there is no Tianyu Tyrant in this deduction, it can be arranged next time. What is more important in this novel is the reader's perception and the protagonist's emotional understanding. The appearance of such a "frustrated" complex is putting the cart before the horse. I hope the author will notice this issue.