Jujutsu Kaisen: My Playstyle Is So Demanding, Yet I Fight Sukuna

It's good-looking, but I think it's better to lower the rating. But it's really good-looking, and the interaction between Xiaolu and Bu Dao is also very interesting (how does it feel a bit human-machine)? So when are you going to update, author? You haven't updated it for two days in a row!

Well, I'm really a little bit frustrated. Well, I'm really a bit frustrated with the protagonist and Xiaolu (๑❛ᴗ❛๑)

The author is handsome and writes well (I am not a big author)

Although it is offensive, some parts of the first few chapters really look like they were written by AI, or were assisted by AI. After reading it, this book is really good. I feel like there are so few about deer. I searched on ao3 and found only 16 articles about deer. One of them didn't seem to be about deer. I just love reading about this kind of bond! ! Come on, author. In fact, in the first few chapters, I feel like I still used AI for some sentences no matter what. The main reason is that if it were written by a human, it would be very good. Is it a perfect imitation of AI? But after reading the dozens of chapters, I can feel that the author has written a novel smoothly and the writing style is improving. In short, it is super good. Just look at it, and then I think it took four chapters to fight Naoya because the protagonist is adapting to his abilities. You can't just use the ability immediately after fighting in the beginning. After fighting Naoya, the protagonist is also very awesome in the next few chapters, and I feel that the fighting scenes are mainly described. In fact, I just passed by. And let me say it again, this book about Xiaolu is really good. I really like Xiaolu. In the end, it's not deer 99! ! Editor 2: Go ahead, the current plot is so good. How come the interaction between the little deer and Bu Dao is so cute? It's totally cute! Every day I finish reading a new chapter and read another book, then quit halfway through and click on this book again and again. There are so few chapters, and the wait is so long. Is this the pain of serialization? Forget it, I have to read this book a second time, in short, just to say that this book is super good!

The author will update soon, it's very nice

? ! Give, give, give! ? ? ! Male colleague! ?

I want to know if the protagonist's fate and curse have borrowed his IQ, EQ and luck together? Generally speaking, this book gave me the feeling of an inverted Fanta, almost like Duffin. It can be said that the first part of the time travel was really good because of the freshness, but the later parts really gave me the feeling of Duffin.

The setting of the male protagonist is very innovative. He has a good physical body and magical power but lacks magic skills. He relies on actual combat to polish his control ability bit by bit, and the combat description is very thoughtful.

Not bad, worth a try.

Yulaoji's later works are so delicious. I probably won't forget you for a long time🤤