National Destiny: Playing Satoru Gojo from the Start

The author writes very well, but it's a bit strange to use characters from other countries' anime. There are many super-powerful characters in Chinese animation, such as Wujin from "The Legend of Luo Xiaohei" and Wu Liuqi from "Scissor Seven". I hope the author can use Chinese animation characters as protagonists next time.

It has many typos and is just so-so.

Speechless. Is Gojo Satoru really like that? He's not hiding his strength at all! He's liked because of his "I'm invincible" and "It's okay, because you're weak." The history you wrote doesn't fit his character at all. Terrible book.

Once we reached the kingdom, it didn't feel like a battlefield for national destiny anymore; it felt more like a game. And later on, the narrator disappeared. The leader also hardly appeared at all.

Gojo Satoru's most basic characteristics are arrogance and power, which you are completely unrelated to.

I think this isn't Gojo Satoru, but rather a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

The protagonist hides his strength in various ways, and the audience criticizes him relentlessly. It seems the protagonist can even see the comments? The protagonist only makes his move openly after more than 40 chapters. It's ridiculous. How did so many good-looking characters come about?

We've reached chapter 45 so far, and the protagonist only makes his move now; the earlier chapters were the same as before.

As a six-year avid reader, I think this book is terrible.

Chun Chun is just a hypocrite, hiding his true strength. I remember Gojo Satoru saying he was the strongest. While he is indeed strong and doesn't act rashly, he shouldn't be this lazy. I honestly don't recommend this book; it's at most a 6.0.