Jujutsu Kaisen: Should the God of Death Fight Sukuna Too?

It's good to watch. I highly recommend it if you want to watch it. It doesn't have any bad points at the moment. Also, I don't want to see lilies.

To tell a joke, a person who has never read Spells and only played the original novel of Spells would be so desperate that he would find a novel about Spells. If nothing else, the content of this book is rich so far, and the character development is generally complete, especially the unique love aspect of Ruonawa (it is well known that the love aspect of God in Genshin Impact is very abstract), and I also feel that there is probably no OOC. Let's talk about some directions for progress. I think Ruonawa is not aloof enough. Although she is acting, it is probably a matter of tone. I can't read her feeling in my heart. It's a bit like the image of the second girl in Ruonawa. But this book is definitely a must-read for Dead Chef on Tomato.

The plot as a whole is still very exciting, but there are three shortcomings. The first is that the author's writing is a bit watery, and some settings are mentioned repeatedly, which really makes it a bit disappointing. The second is that the description of the fight scenes is a bit too generic. The third is that the update speed is too slow. But I really like this subject, so I would like to give it five stars to encourage it.

I haven't read Spell Return, but I was attracted by Ruonawa. I think it's okay. The author writes in more detail. Even if you haven't read it, you can understand the general content and world view.

In fact, the protagonist has little relationship with Ruonawa, and he is not that strong. He made the appearance himself, and the character design does not match, so it is impossible not to be a little disappointed. One star is reduced, and four stars are regarded as encouragement.

It's very interesting. I understand why the author published it at around 7:00. The protagonist is similar to the Death Regulator in Genshin Impact, but he is a curse spirit, but not as disgusting as a real person. In short, he can be regarded as a salted fish, but his strength is nothing to say. Now he can be said to be stronger than Gojo Satoru. I support it.

It's okay, but there is a poisonous point. The strength of the spell spirit and the spell caster must be balanced. Once the balance is broken, a stronger one will appear on the other side. The protagonist belongs to the side of the curse spirit, so why doesn't there be a stronger one on the side of the magician? In the original work, it was because of the birth of Gojo Satoru that the number of cursed spirits increased.

I highly recommend it, those who have never watched Spell Return and those who have never played Genshin Impact can easily get through the plot. The overall flow is invincible. There was a bit of pressure in the early stage, but in the later stage, I just pushed all the way. The pace was quite fast, and overall it seemed quite comfortable. But the update is a bit slow, and if the pace is too fast, it will be finished in 50 pictures at most 🍉

It has the author's strong subjective will, a strong didactic tone, and is full of stereotypes, but the subject matter is still fresh.

This is an excellent book that will make people think about it for a long time after reading it. Once you turn the first page, you will be attracted by the charm of the text and you will never want to put it down. The author's writing style is delicate and gentle, and contains just the right amount of power. There is no gorgeous rhetoric, but he can use plain narrative to outline vivid pictures. Reading it feels like being in the story, and the atmosphere is full. The plot is laid out layer by layer, and the rhythm is controlled just right. There is neither delayed elaboration nor hasty turning. Each plot advances naturally and has profound meaning. The more you read, the more immersive you become. You will even unconsciously slow down the page turning to follow the plot, for fear of missing any details. The character creation in the book is the finishing touch. The protagonist's growth arc is clear and moving, and the supporting characters have their own characteristics and flesh and blood. Everyone's personality and choices fit the character setting, and there is no flat tool person. Their joys, sorrows, struggles and perseverance can particularly arouse readers' empathy. Those delicate emotional descriptions can always touch the soft parts of the heart. When reading, you can't help but feel heartbroken and moved, as if you have accompanied the people in the book on an unforgettable journey. What's even more rare is that there is a warm and profound core hidden behind the story, about growth, companionship, perseverance and reconciliation. Hidden in the plain daily narrative are thoughts on life and insights into human nature. After reading it, you will not only be moved by the story, but also gain some comfort and inspiration from it. After closing the book, the pictures and plots in the book still linger in my mind, with a long aftertaste. Whether you are casually reading it when you have nothing to do, or you can calm down and read it carefully, this book can bring you an excellent reading experience. It is a good book worth reading again and again and keeping in your heart. I sincerely recommend it to every reader who likes heart-warming stories.