Jujutsu Kaisen: The Core of Dounuo Dalu Is Binding

The Maki Tuguang Chanyuan family must have gone too far, but the protagonist is obviously even more crooked. The main reason is that the author seems to think so too. The theory is probably that I will give you money to raise you up, so it is completely OK for me to bully you to death (such as death). Also, as for those who left the Chanyuan family, can these two guys compare with Sheer?

Are constraints something you can impose however you want? Besides, your first point is full of contradictions. First, your idea of transferring half of your internal magical power and the magical power that can be recovered in one second to your body one second later is essentially delayed delivery.

Bondage is not a wishing machine, and cannot be exchanged for everything. Many of the bonds they obtain are not completely obtained out of thin air, but are exchanged for things they can do, such as gestures, behaviors, certain life rules, etc., Or some things they own, and they can also be exchanged for the scope of application.

Soul transmigration, and this synopsis seems quite selective in its reader selection.

A: No, because no spell power = no spell used = no penalty.

This introduction's constraints are serious; it's even more absurd than the nonsense in Yu-Gi-Oh!

Just by looking at the second point about the restrictions in the synopsis, you can tell the author's comprehension is lacking. In the original work, Toudou's hand was broken by the real person, making it impossible for him to operate or use the spell.

I never said anything good about the Zenin family from beginning to end; after all, they're just a bunch of trash fighting each other. As a young lady who always wanted to be the clan leader, and was oppressed for 20 years, so she turned around and oppressed other lower-ranking clan members?... I didn't expect there would actually be people who like Zenin Maki, thinking she's a great hero?

My impressions after reading over 20 chapters: the plot is weak, and the protagonist, while supposed to be a pretentious and entertaining character, feels like a fake.

The height of a fountain cannot exceed its source; it is not invincible, and its effects have limitations. In short, it is not a conceptual god.