Infinite Terror: The Sorcerer Who Blasts Through Everything with His Elbows

There are approximately sixty types of techniques, including those in the sequel, but no more than ten of them are useful (suitable for the God Space and Gene Lock (elbow strike)). Why not lend out all the useless stuff and exchange it for physical constitution and magical power by permanently losing the technique? The essence of Jujutsu Kaisen is a loan, so borrow as much as you can!

Currently, to achieve the Infinite Terror skill, only two techniques are needed, and both grant invincibility from the start. One is the Ultimate Wheelchair Emperor's Chaos and Harmony, and the other is the Sitting Killer Gambler. First, ask the AI ​​for the optimal solution to the Chaos and Harmony technique for the Killer Gambler's grand prize.

Could the Demon Team and the Indian Team mentioned in the description run a loop: Indian Team crushes Demon Team → Central Asian Team crushes Indian Team → Demon Team crushes Central Asian Team → Indian Team crushes Demon Team

Who would have thought that the sequel would feature such a nonsensical technique as Chaos Harmony?

What to do with this wheelchair in Chaos and Harmony? It's a pure wish-granting machine, it's too invincible!

Is this a challenge to create an infinite number of fan-made memes? I'll have to take a look.

Of all the innate magical techniques, is Gao Yu's technique any better than that of a superhuman? His technique feels so rudimentary, he doesn't even know how to describe it himself.

I'll start by getting an S-rank character and then immediately exchange it for the "Sitting Killer" skill. I don't believe that an S-rank character in this field is as expensive as an S-rank character. Even if it is, it doesn't matter. With infinite magical power combined with chaotic harmony, one becomes omnipotent.

To be honest, it feels pretty average. The highlights of stories about the God Realm these days are either ingenious exchanges that allow characters to rise to the top, or the protagonist's incredibly powerful talents and godlike unlocking abilities. But what you've written is a mess.

After reviewing the Jujutsu Kaisen stats, I still think they're too low. Gojo Satoru is at best a melee fighter, and even if the protagonist surpasses him, he won't be significantly stronger. He's okay before Tier 4, but becomes pathetic after Tier 4. Without the Primordial Era setting, he'd be barely passable, but with the protagonist added, he's practically useless in Tier 4.