I, Mahoraga, am the strongest wage worker in the Jujutsu Society.
Others think my daily life consists of cutting down curses, spinning the wheel, and serving as the ultimate weapon.
In reality, I heat milk for Megumi Fushiguro, help Yuji Itadori move his things, follow the latest popular idol, deal with the white-haired teacher dropping by for a home visit, steal Toji Fushiguro’s caramel pudding, and, cut down curses.
It wasn’t until a little old brat from a thousand years ago, uh, an old little brat? came knocking that I remembered I still owed someone a binding vow.
Fine, let’s fight. Once I win, the world will be at peace and I can retire with honor. Honestly, what could be better than eating pudding while watching this year’s new anime?
But can someone explain this to me?
How do I get rehired after retiring, then turn into a white-haired little girl???
(Late in the story, 68 years later, he becomes a white-haired little girl. He stays in his original form in both the prequel and main story + truly devoted to Megumi, television-style + lots of fighting + no heroine + watch Mahoraga’s relaxing daily life as he swims through Domains using nothing but his fists and the wheel on his head.)
(This book has many volumes, with different story arcs in separate volumes. Readers can pick whichever ones interest them. Love you all (*¯︶¯*))
The prequel has its own ideas and is wonderful, the author
The writing style and rhythm seemed relatively comfortable, but the birth scene of Moxuluo made me a little disappointed. Maybe it was because the previous part was not bad, so my expectations were too high. But I'm really looking forward to the future development.
Not bad. Although the chimera settings of the Ten Shadows are different from the original work, the roots have been changed.
Okay, brother, I feel quite comfortable watching it.
Good looking I feel that the author's research is very accurate 👍
This is Aihui TV that I should watch. I look forward to its follow-up development.
Okay, okay, the prequel is very nice 😳
It's a very novel way of writing, so there's no big problem for now.