The Fool's Game Begins with Jujutsu
从咒术开始的愚者游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 678k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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195Chapters
469Recommendations
8.1kFans
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The author's concept is good, but the casting choices are a bit tricky. If we divide anime into four levels (super popular, popular, average, and niche), then *Kill Red* is a popular anime, but its prequel, *Kill Red Zero*, is only an average manga, and its sequel, *Sun Wheel Expedition*, even falls into the category of niche manga.
Having read the latest chapter, I'd like to briefly address two questions. 1. I still don't understand what motivated the protagonist to do this. A lack of clear main plot leads to negative feedback from readers. The depiction of the Marineford War is truly weak, and attacking popular characters without understanding the protagonist's goals only breeds resentment towards the main character.
It feels like the author omitted a lot of details.
If you haven't read the original manga, you really can't follow the author's train of thought. For example, in Chapter 14, when did Fushiguro and Itadori switch bodies? I've been frantically trying to find that page for ages. Am I reading a book by King Crimson?
An apology to the readers, and a thank you to everyone who has supported me until now.
Hello everyone, I want to apologize. Regardless of whether some people think I'm just putting on a show or what, I only wanted to do this one thing. (This is not a hiatus.) My book didn't do well. My plan is to keep updating it until the end of this month as a way of repaying my readers. No matter how good this gesture is, at least I did it, instead of being an ingrate.
Is it really true that people are still writing about such terrible stuff as taking people on time travel?
Regarding the recent feedback from readers about unreasonable answers in my work
Recently, some readers have reported two issues: one is the use of certain plot elements, and the other is the lack of clarity regarding the main storyline. The first question: In my initial conception, this book was a fan fiction set in multiple worlds, which meant that the number of chapters allocated to each sub-story was limited.
After reading a few chapters, I felt it wasn't very interesting; it just felt abrupt and inexplicable.
Did the male lead change anything? There's no sense of behind-the-scenes footage at all; he just seems like a cameraman.
It's somewhat like a review article; it includes various introductions but doesn't change anything.
Taking people through time? It brings back some unpleasant memories; Shennong might kick me.