Jujutsu Kaisen: Utahime Doesn’t Want to Be a God

If this book only contained the combat power system and world view of the curse, and the outline plot was completely original, it might be more attractive to me. After all, this is a cursed fic. The previous daily chapters only have the same name as the castrato, and there are too few other related characters. And since I have read the original work, my expectations for the subsequent plot will also be lowered.

Before Chapter 50, I felt it was like a story about a transformation into a witch, but I haven't read the rest of it. It's actually okay if you're not a fan of spells, but it's a bit hard to bear when you think of it being in Dou Nuo Continent.

When will the author plan to incorporate the Curse Return storyline? To be honest, the current plot of this club feels a bit too much, and the three supporting characters in the club are not very likable. There is another day of updates ahead, all about the gangsters the protagonist encounters. There is no more enthusiasm for pursuing more. Come in with more exciting points of upgrades, or some new characters and new plots, or write about the challenges and solutions that the protagonist encounters in conquering the cursed spirit. You can also write it as a unit drama, where the story behind the birth of the cursed spirit turns to social issues. One person's word, feedback only.

The Curse Master was pretty good before, but I don't know why I didn't explain how to develop my own abilities. Instead, I had to write about fooling around with the Curse Master. It was boring.

The early stage is very interesting, but starting from being threatened by the cursed master is a bit frustrating) I can only say that it will be very uncomfortable to follow a plot like this.

The author is back with a big soul (yelling) (jumping for the god) (waving) The author is coming back with a big soul (yelling) (jumping for the god) (waving) The author is coming back with a big soul (yelling) (jumping for the god) (waving) The author is coming back for a big soul (yelling) (jumping for the god) (waving)

The early pace is indeed a bit too slow. It took more than fifty chapters for Goldfinger to reveal half of it, and too much text and bloated details about daily life on campus are all obvious weaknesses. The advantage is that the writing is very detailed, and you can feel the various considerations between the lines. Even if the writing is only average, it can still be said to be a small masterpiece. It's worth raising, I hope it won't die suddenly. Only one-third of the books in our bookshelf are kept alive, so I have the advantage. (

It's a bit too slow, and it feels like the plot develops too slowly and there are no exciting points. A few cool points in the early stage are still necessary, otherwise how can we retain people.

I feel that the only way for the singer to become stronger is to take the big route. Before fighting, give yourself a cha cha dance to add buffs, and then rely on black flash to exchange elbows with the opponent.

I feel like I can't write anymore, and I'm struggling in vain. The author wanted to write about the protagonist's growth and experience, so he had Seo Yosuke and his gang, but he couldn't grasp the ups and downs of the events, the storyline, and the mutual rescue between the protagonist and his aunt. I have always been lingering on killing my aunt and Yosuke's gang, but I don't want to kill the protagonist's aunt. I also want to keep some of Yosuke's gang for the protagonist as my own team. Therefore, it looks very fragmented, with a hammer in the east and a mallet in the west