Jujutsu Kaisen: The Story of a Human Boy and His Cursed Spirit Foster Mother

"You're a curse that plays tricks on humans!" "How rude, we are mother and son."

Authentic Junior Wa, I can only say that Senior Go's move is too cruel [smile][smile][smile][smile]

Compared with many invincible Shuang Wen Dou Nuo Liu who are eager and shameless, the author of this book gives a completely different direction. Life is not just about fighting and killing, but also about peaceful years. Whether it is between tasks or the relationship between characters (the interaction and relationship process between the Rift Girl and the protagonist), it depicts another living world of Curseback. It does not have as much violence as the author of the same track. It has warmth, humanities, and emotions. Of course, fighting is also an integral part. Rather than saying it is a fast-food article about Curseback, I prefer to call it a feast that satisfies the setting of the Curseback world.

To sum it up in one sentence: This is a cursed fanfic that plays with the idea of ​​turning a scary boss into a mother. It is both light-hearted and funny, as well as warm and redeeming. The greatest charm of this book is that the "sense of contrast" is played to the extreme. As a terrifying cursed spirit that kills people according to the rules in the original work, the Rift Girl was called "Mom" by the protagonist at the beginning, causing her brain to shut down. Later, she was forced to turn on the child-rearing mode - the cold sister-type cursed spirit said "kill you", but her hands were making you fried eggs and picking you up from school. This "tsundere mother under a scary shell" setting is too over the top. The protagonist's character is also very interesting. There is no cheat, and the main character is "thick-skinned makes you invincible". When faced with an undecided situation, he will step down first, and if he cannot defeat him, he will admit defeat, but at the critical moment, he can rely on his cleverness and newly awakened magic to defeat the general. This kind of "bottomless survival flow" combined with the "forced development" of the cracked girl creates a full sense of interaction. Every chapter is looking forward to what trouble this pair of enemies will cause. The author's rhythm control is very sophisticated. In the first three chapters, the world view, techniques, and contractual relationships are all clearly explained, and at the same time, the jokes are dense and not delayed. The writing style is relaxed and smooth, suitable for reading before going to bed or while fishing. It doesn't use your brain at all and is just for fun. If you like to go against the grain, like to watch horror characters being conquered and become "one of your own", or simply want to read a light-hearted, funny and sweet cursed return fanfic, this book is worth a try. I look forward to the author's continued updates and want to see more famous scenes of the slit-mouthed "mother"'s tsundere!

The score is a bit too low, so I'll give it five stars to balance it out. It's super exciting, of course it's not really great, but for all the different types of fan fiction in Tomato, it's pretty good, really. I hope the protagonist's role can be increased in the future. Now this chapter is also very interesting, but the protagonist's participation is still too little. I want to watch the two protagonists. It doesn't matter if it's written a little bit, I actually want to watch it. Very good as a seasoning. It can be seen that the author has some control over the plot. Just write according to the plot you want to write. Don't stop, and you must finish it. Although there are many daily plots now, they are a bit bland. Moreover, the amount of text information is too little, and I don't know what I read after reading one chapter.

Ha, because of a repressed mother's sentence, the boy embarked on the path of curse. At the same time, the curse spirit who only knew how to kill also began to think about the meaning of life. "It might be more dignified if you don't call me mom." "But I'm useless."

How can I put it this way? It's well written. It doesn't follow the original plot step by step like other spell fans, and it's not like a simulator (it's not that it doesn't look good, it's just that after watching it from Laoji, everything else feels like a copycat). The plot is novel, and it's quite comfortable to watch. I hope the author writes it well and doesn't end it.

This is the first time I've seen such an interesting spell fanfic! [Sending Hearts] The plot style is also a rare realistic style (I really like the appearance of real place names, rather than Dragon Kingdom, Hua Kingdom and the like [making faces], if you don't like it, don't criticize it.) The plot is biased towards daily and delicate writing, unlike other spell battles where pure combat is fun, or where Long Aotian is invincible at every turn. Also added interesting patches to the original Spell Return to War that don't have special powers in other countries! [Laughing] (This is a great victory for suppressing Junior Wa!) [Laughing evilly] Don't interrupt the update, don't leave it unfinished, five stars are a must. It's really rare to see something so immersive and realistic. [Laugh]

The plot is good. But why do all the book reviews smell like AI?

The writing is still good, and the relationship between the protagonist and the slit girl is well written. However, it is a minor drawback that the protagonist and his relatives are still alive. Furthermore, the part about going to China is a bit dramatic and off-topic. If these changes are made, the rating should be improved a bit.