With My Custom Cursed Technique, I Went to Jujutsu Kaisen for Fun

Absolutely a god-like figure, what he taught me about Sukuna was…!? In summary, it was delicious, and there were some quotes from the god-like figure in the novel, but they weren't used very frequently. Most of them appeared in battle scenes, and a few appeared in daily conversations (but this fits the early usage of the god-like figure's quotes: for difficult answers, a single purple line would skip/end the topic). What amazed me the most was the modern spell he created using the system panel at the beginning. I personally think it's really amazing, the author has a very big imagination, not the same old three-family spells. The seemingly simple and useless spell, combined with the god-like figure's thinking, made Sukuna so angry that he wanted to curse. It was like witnessing history. If this kind of spell really existed in the original work, Sukuna might even think that Unjust Game wasn't so bad after all… Sukuna frantically "scraped" his millions of health bars. The protagonist got close and tried to strangle Sukuna. Be proud, you're a god, you're the only one I've seen in so many Sukuna fanfics who tried to suffocate Sukuna by choking him… (Hopefully the author will continue to use their imagination to create some interesting spells, or use spells that weren't fully explored in the original work.)

Just as everyone was chattering away, the author appeared behind them. He seemed much more serious than usual, and the tense atmosphere was palpable to everyone present. A reader said, "Author, your keyboard is in the way!" The author paused for a moment, then immediately understood, laughing and throwing down the keyboard. "Haha! Bring it on!" The reader laughed and patted the author's shoulder, and the other readers relaxed, offering their blessings with light smiles. "Go on, you silly author, go prove you're not a slow updater!" "If it's too hard, let me do it!" "Update faster, author!" Watching this amusing and heartwarming scene, the readers' tension eased considerably, and the author's response to all the encouragement was a confident "Okay!!!"

In summary, *The Curse Returns* is a pretty good fanfic focused on humor and quirks, combining the three most suitable elements for the genre: "masterful quotes, humor, and classic scenes." It's undeniable that most recent fanfics incorporate these three elements to some extent. Previously, they were simply called "humorous quirks," but since that man's separation, "humorous quirks" has gradually spawned a highly popular subgenre: masterful quotes. Before, humorous quirks, while entertaining, weren't entirely tied to overpowered or pretentious quotes. But since then, humorous quirks have inevitably incorporated masterful quotes because they've become truly applicable. Returning to the plot, it's undeniably entertaining, both in terms of the protagonist's logical actions and the preservation of classic scenes. The actions are undeniably lively, and the preservation of classic scenes is also well done, without being haphazard, although there are still some slight awkwardness that doesn't detract from the overall experience. The character settings are currently fine; at least so far, there are no obvious inconsistencies with the original characters.

Amazing, an absolute genius. The abstract concepts that arise from this teach you how to create hilarious moments...

Super interesting! Don't make me too excited, author! Try to make me fascinated! In short, it's very good. The author's self-created spells in the first volume are quite insidious, and the idea of changing Huang Lu's spells into something like Kira Yoshikage's is quite imaginative.

Very good, well-written, a worthwhile read for a Nuo battle novel. Could you perhaps add an "what if" scenario, similar to the parallel world of the novel "King of Curses," where the protagonist, along with the Prison Master and others, challenges and wins the 68-year-old Nuo battle in Shinjuku?

Sweet! Without spoilers, it perfectly inherits the struggle and reasonable Nuo battles! Although there are some outrageous parts, they're not toilet humor, but rather a reasonable combination of techniques and tactics. It can be said to be another masterpiece of the era of great writers! The writing is good, and the character designs are not out of character. A+, you rascal! (The above is my impression of my first Nuo battle.)

😘This is a My Little Pony-style main character, making friends with everyone.

This is so sweet! The pacing is very comfortable; I love this slightly fast-paced yet well-balanced rhythm. The battles are exciting, but the humor is also great. I hope there will be more customizable spells; the logically rigorous spells of these geniuses are truly captivating. Author, I'll probably never forget you for the rest of my life.

The plot isn't too tight, nor is it too drawn out, and it's quite amazing. Don't mistake it for mindless fun; the author has quite a few creative little tricks with the techniques, showing a very imaginative mind. In short, don't get me too excited!