After Chairman Netero fought the Ant King and died, he was reincarnated in the world of Jujutsu Kaisen.
Chairman Netero was the sort of man who was accustomed to candidates dying from a lack of strength during the Hunter Exam. He chose a sociopathic troublemaker like Pariston as his vice chairman because he found him entertaining, and formed the Twelve Zodiac Hunters to keep himself amused. When he learned about the ants, his first reaction wasn't to worry about the casualties, but to get excited that, even at his age, he could once again be a challenger. He used the Ant King's real name to force him into a duel, and finally detonated the Rose while saying that humanity's malice had no bottom... In short, he was the strongest human alive, and a man with quite a personality.
When he learned that Gojo Satoru, the strongest in the jujutsu world, worked himself to the bone every day, slept just three hours a night, and still made time to teach and guide others, only to be treated as a threat and a monster, it gave Chairman Netero, who didn't exactly work tirelessly to make the world a better place and would cheerfully greet even a sociopath acting weird right in front of him, quite a shock.
This is how the strongest person in this world is treated?! That can't be right, can it? This is ridiculous! How twisted can things get?
The jujutsu sorcerers: Where did this antisocial old man come from?
Chairman Netero: Oh, my moral standards were actually pretty respectable in my original world.
Chairman Netero greeted Gojo Satoru with a beaming smile: "Are you the strongest? What a coincidence, so am I."
The most dependable old man has arrived!
Now that you compare them, it's genuinely hard to keep a straight face. Anyway, a heads-up: the plot is completely unhinged. You can read Chapter 49 first to get the general idea. If you think the plot is bizarre, all I can say is that I find the original bizarre too.
Theme: Good and evil are repaid in kind.
Nanami's selfishness is the kind of negative psychological emotion that I think everyone has. For example, when he was in high school, he was angry with Gojo because of Haibara's death. It was because he had cast all his emotions on Gojo without authorization. He was very powerful and could do all kinds of emotional projections to Gojo. After an accident that had nothing to do with Gojo happened, but Gojo had to deal with the follow-up. Because Gojo didn't meet his expectations, he was angry and said, "Why don't you just leave everything to him alone?" Although I don't understand his position in angering Gojo. After Natsuyou defected, Nanami also ran away because she couldn't bear the cruelty of the curse world. Isn't it a kind of cowardice? But because the society of ordinary people is also very bad, he chose two places that were both bad in his opinion. It was just for himself. It is difficult to express the specific feelings of being more adapted to the curse world than ordinary society. He would curse the curse world as shit and labor is shit. Most people would complain about their jobs while working honestly. Nanami undoubtedly does not agree with the environment he is in, but he does not want to and cannot change anything. He has a sense of responsibility, so he seeks a position in his position. Even if he is not in the magic world, he will be a good senior. He also has a kind background, so he will care about his juniors and take on the task of taking care of them compared to Kusakabe. This is similar to Natsumi's argument. He thinks it should be done, so he does it. Nanami's evaluation of Gojo in the revolving lantern, and her first meeting with the real person and saying that Gojo is similar to the real person, all made me unable to stop. Nanami belongs to the type of people who think they understand Gojo but actually do not understand Gojo's deep characteristics at all. Of course, Nanami's accusations against Gojo can hardly be said to be unaffected by the various disciplines of the society in which she is established. Nanami is pretty ordinary. I personally don't think he has the qualities that make a character like Pariston, who understands human nature, treat him differently.
It's not completely different. Five-push is actually pretty good. It's just that many people project themselves onto other characters. When they do bad things, they treat them as if they have done bad things. In other words, they originally wanted to do such bad things, but due to many restrictions, there are decent characters who have done such despicable things. That is not to protect these characters, continue to do bad things for them, and act as good people. After all, this is too rare. To be honest, when I saw a group of people meeting before the war to use Gojo's body, I really doubted whether I knew this group of people, or whether they collectively believed in some kind of ancient god.
I feel that the reason why Gojo Satoru is treated like this is due to social reasons, but more importantly, it is the malice shown by jjxx from all aspects.
A new man of God has appeared, how can we stand still? He started singing out of nowhere.
It feels like Wu Jiao has been masturbated by countless people. The whole cat is in a mess from the spirit to the body 🐶
Wtw originally wanted to treat the symptoms but not the root cause, just pruning the branches of the tree. But now there are two equally powerful villains saying that we should cut down the tree in half and let it grow again. If it doesn't survive, we can plant a new tree. It's hard not to be moved
Nanami is portrayed as a very real person. He doesn't mind helping others within his ability, but he will also complain to more powerful people when he is desperate beyond his ability.
If Wu Jiao's morals are low, maybe Lizi will be able to successfully assimilate, and the plot will be over, and Juanzi won't have to put in so much effort.
This is indeed good. For ordinary people, Satoru is too strong and too super-standard. Absolute power crushes existences outside the rules. No one can stop Satoru from doing whatever he wants. Nanami Kento enjoys the benefits brought by Satoru implicitly but ignores them all, because this hidden benefit is enjoyed by almost everyone who comes into contact with Satoru. When it arrived, no one felt it. Nanami Kento was calmly looking at Satoru, the natural disaster living next to him. For him, although he knew in his heart that Satoru would not do those things, he never gave up his inner prejudice, because the super-powerful and unfettered power was a natural disaster to him [white eyes]
Yes, most people in reality also place their position lower than wtw, so they ridicule and complain unscrupulously. That's how he (wtw) should be. Not fun