Ringo transmigrated.
No System, no golden finger. His only possessions are a copy of Weekly Shonen Jump and rice balls from a buy-one-get-one-free deal at a convenience store. The good news is that he knows the original story. The bad news is that the first world he lands in is called Jujutsu Kaisen.
To survive, he comes up with a simple plan: find someone powerful to cling to, get into Jujutsu High, and quietly play the support role beside the main cast. But plans never keep up with reality. Suguru Geto and Satoru Gojo happen to witness his heroic attempt to save someone (he gets swatted away by a Cursed Spirit). Gojo takes off his blindfold, looks him over for two seconds, and says, “This is kind of interesting.”
And so Ringo sets off down a path of no return.
Even more absurdly, he discovers that some mysterious mechanism is bound to him: every time he wins over a key character in one world, he automatically jumps to the next anime world. And “winning someone over” means making them genuinely feel that he’s special to them.
The price of each jump is that he becomes a little less noticeable.
In the first world, he becomes the only person who doesn’t tell Suguru Geto to “cheer up.” In the second, Satoru Gojo’s Six Eyes see traces of an inexplicable bond in him. In the third world...
Ringo finally gets it: this isn’t a golden finger. It’s a countdown to social death.
“I just wanted to stay alive. How did I end up a crossover-world playboy?”
The writing is good, and the characters in the book are also well controlled and not too OOC (after all, they are all fans, so you can't expect it to be exactly the same as in the comics). As long as it keeps updating, I will be the most loyal reader. There is just one thing. I feel that the author used Al to assist when writing. The flavor of Al is a bit strong. I hope the author can use it less in the future. It's not that Al is not good. It's just that if you use too much, it will read a bit strange. I hope the author's writing style will get better and better.
I haven't finished reading Xia Youjie yet, I really like this book. It's the kind of faint sadness that you can't do anything, you can't change anything, you can only wait quietly for the determined result to arrive, and you are forced to accept it.
The author's writing style is very good, and the emotions are very delicate and sincere. It made me want to cry. The character creation is also very thoughtful, the character is not very OOC, it is just another bitter summer 😢 Come on, author, I will always support you [Sending my heart]
Looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good! Could you have updated 100 photos yesterday? Scared me!
I picked it up to read before going to bed at night. I originally wanted to read two pages, but I was attracted by the opening setting and read straight into the early morning. The motivations of the characters are realistic, not torture for the sake of torture, and every twist in the plot is foreshadowed. I usually read less novels but this time I read more. I have already recommended them to my friends to read together📖
I enjoyed reading it. The writing is awesome and the ambiguity is awesome. Come on, author.
Come on, author! Very nice!
The writing is perfect, okay, okay
There is no need to say much about this good book. Two words can be used to describe it: "delicate"
The coolness is completely reflected in my XP points