Jujutsu Kaisen: Utahime Doesn’t Want to Be a God
咒回：歌姬不想当神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 310k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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127Chapters
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If this book only included the power system and world view of the Cursed Return, and the outline and plot were completely original, it might be more appealing to me. After all, this is a fanfiction based on the curse. The first few episodes only feature the character with the same name, the castrated songstress, and there are very few other related characters. Also, since I've read the original work, my expectations for the later plot are lower.
The first 50 chapters felt like a transformation shrine maiden story; I haven't read the rest yet. It's alright if you don't read it as a sorcery fanfic, but the thought of it being set in the Dou Nuo Continent makes it a bit hard to watch.
I started getting bored when I hung out with those curse masters.
The Cursed Master was fine before, I don't know why he didn't properly thank me for developing his abilities, but instead insisted on writing about messing around with the Cursed Master, which was also very boring.
A little feedback
When does the author plan to incorporate the curse storyline? Honestly, the current storyline focusing on this club feels a bit too much, and the three supporting characters in the club aren't very likable. Just the other day's update was entirely about the thugs the protagonist encountered. My enthusiasm for following the story has completely vanished.
The beginning was great, but it got a bit frustrating starting from when the character was threatened by the cursed master. I can only say that following this kind of plot is really tough.
I feel like I can't write anymore; it's all a futile struggle. The author wanted to depict the protagonist's growth and experiences, which led to the creation of Yosuke Seo and his group, but failed to grasp the twists and turns of the events, the plot, and the mutual rescue between the protagonist and his aunt.
Author, may your soul return! (Shouting) (shamanistic dance) (waving) Author, may your soul return! (Shouting) (shamanistic dance) (waving) Author, may your soul return! (Shouting) (shamanistic dance) (waving) Author, may your soul return! (Shouting) (shamanistic dance) (waving) Author, may your soul return! (Shouting) (shamanistic dance) (waving)
Me, a cut-up princess? That's interesting.
The pacing in the early stages was indeed a bit too slow. It took more than fifty chapters to reveal half of the cheat ability, and the daily campus life was given too much ink and was filled with bloated and redundant descriptions. These are obvious weaknesses. Its strength lies in its meticulous writing, allowing one to perceive the considerations from all sides between the lines.
It's a bit too slow-paced; the plot feels too sluggish and lacks exciting moments. A few exciting early scenes are definitely necessary, otherwise, how would you keep the audience engaged?
It seems the only way for the songstress to become stronger is through the "prison route"—dance a cha-cha before the fight to buff herself, then rely on her Black Flash to exchange elbows with the opponent.