[Jujutsu Kaisen] [Infinite Death Rewinds] [Forum Slang] [Troublemaker] [Culling Game] [Mechanics Expert] [Misunderstanding Protagonist]
"I transmigrated into the Culling Game, and from the start I'm 10,000 meters above the Tokyo barrier with no parachute. What do I do? Answer online, urgent!"
The moment top forum poster Lu Yuan finished typing that, he got to experience the delightful sensation of splattering into meat paste in all sorts of ways.
Luckily, he awakened [Absurd Death Lines and a Pedigree of Humiliation].
System: Infinite death rewinds! Every time he gets killed, his battle losses are tallied and converted into cursed energy and resistance to specific mechanics.
As long as he can break a strong opponent's spirit, he can even manifest their lifelong "shameful history" as shikigami!
After falling to his death ten times, he gained [Absolute Impact-Absorbing Body].
After getting sniped in the head eight times, he forced his way into gaining [Instinctive Evasion]!
When Thunder God Hajime Kashimo came laughing and swinging down at him, Lu Yuan not only survived, he even pulled out a shikigami severed at the waist and floating in midair, "2.5-jo," then spoiled the plot on the spot: "Little Kashimo, stop fighting. Sukuna's a big-headed, four-armed baby right now, getting pinned to the ground and elbowed by a pink-haired high schooler!"
Satoru Gojo stared at his lower half, lost in thought. Kenjaku was spellbound by Lu Yuan's theory about the "Four Peddlers of the Warhammer Warp" corrupting the world, while Ryomen Sukuna was driven to a breaking point overnight by Lu Yuan's endless stream of hellish jokes!
Infinite rewinds to master mechanics, and a mouth full of outrageous lies to turn the world's understanding upside down.
When an ordinary person turns the Culling Game into a roguelike tower climb, even the strongest King of Curses has to kneel and call him the ultimate master of messing with people's heads!
To be honest, it's a bit poisonous and has nothing to do with the original version of Spell Return. But I support newcomers to continue writing.