Jujutsu Kaisen: Azure Black Flash

The protagonist's system actually has bugs. This kind of monster spawning and some cheats such as charging money have a big bug, which is that it can be artificially spawned. The protagonist only needs to tell Gojo Satoru that he has a special ability. The more cursed spirits he kills, the more he can learn various spells and gain new abilities. Then Gojo Satoru will definitely catch a few curse spirits and let the protagonist kill them to confirm whether what the protagonist said is true. If it is confirmed that the protagonist does have this special ability, then Gojo Satoru will definitely allow the protagonist to kill cursed spirits and kill numb claws every day. The special level may not be high, but the curse spirits of levels one, two, three and four can probably be killed. Maybe in other worlds, the protagonist would be feared and hunted if he exposed this ability, but Gojo Satoru would definitely not. Knowing the protagonist's ability based on his character, there are only two possibilities, the curse spirit is killed until it is almost impossible to find it, or the system is maxed out 😰

When writing about Japanese comics, it's best to use a Japanese name, otherwise it will look weird.

The content of this post only represents my personal views, and there are a lot of personal interpretations. Please forgive me for any discrepancies with reality. The first is the main characters who appear in the spell battle. The male protagonist: Knotweed Hisahito, has a very high IQ and EQ and is very good at understanding situations. He is very popular in the original work. I personally think he has the strongest physical fitness besides Fushire Fushi. His talent in spells is quite good, but his talent in physical arts is terrifying. Male Second: Megumi Fushiguro, whose IQ and EQ are one level higher than normal people, and have extremely strong thoughts of self-destruction (in the comics and the first episode of the TV series, he wanted to use a big move that might kill him to deal with the first-level curse spirit). The physical quality is still a bit higher than that of a healthy adult without the use of magic power, but it is still in the category of ordinary people. Using magic power to strengthen it can resist the attack of the two-fingered Su Nuo. His talent in spells is extremely exaggerated, and he has mastered the expansion of the field, but the total amount of spell power is not enough to last for long. The heroine: Rose Kugizaki, her emotional intelligence is slightly lower than normal when facing unfamiliar people, and she has a very strong and confident personality. Faced with several death threats, he faced them calmly, but he never gave up the hope of fighting and living. He was cruel to others but also cruel to himself. Physique is slightly higher than that of a normal healthy adult, and his talent for spells is excellent. The absolute ceiling of combat power: Gojo Satoru has extremely high IQ and EQ (there is a huge gap in emotional intelligence between the adult Gojo Satoru and the Gojo Satoru when he was still in school). There are only two defeats in the whole story (the underage vs. Peak Fushiki, and the Shibuya chapter was plotted by a brain). The rest of the battles were won by one-sided crushing.

After reading Chapter 40, I stopped mentioning the fighting descriptions and the plot. I don't see the use of what you learned at all. All the improvement in strength depends on cheating. You just wait for the plot monsters to earn points to cheat. It's really boring 🤔 and you can't experience the thrill of leveling up.

I can't bear it anymore, so I take a bunch of sluggish people with me to the parallel space. In a world like the Curse Society, people who are not talented enough will end up like that no matter how hard they work. I work as a nanny for a bunch of supporting characters every day, cook, and help them improve their strength. . . . Writing about daily life is better than this

There's really no need to write about the tattooed girl's organization and taking people out for exercise. It's not good-looking. The main character is still pretending to be different. The first few chapters when I went to another world were written in the same way. It slipped away. The previous part was pretty good.

There are really few serious plot-oriented curses... So the original second plot adds too much. The expanded plot is written based on the original world view, and it is not meant to let you play around with things.

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