That treasure box has quite a subtle way to say "Get a job".

Ok. But, if demonic particles kill humans, and purification kills demons, wouldn't that be a problem?

Lol. I got the explanation of the armors wrong.

Both are half right. Cooking it yourself has a unique allure. But, depending on who made it, a ready made meal might be a wonderful experience. Of course, it all depends on the cook's technique.

1. Steamed Helmet... Steamed hams...
2. That snail-like sword is probably the reproductive part of the colony, alongside another one inside the shield, considering other swords didn't have one.

For everyone shocked by it. Yes. That's how ancient books in our world described the method of safely pulling a mandrake root out. You had to sacrifice a dog.

An improvement over the last chapter.

At least Fijimoto admits his story si supposed to be dumb action, instead of pretending to be smart.

I already wrote a better story, pendejo, and agree with Murim. Gege's favoritism for Sukuna is damaging the story for two reasons.
1. We already know he's going to lose anyway.
2. It is already foreshadowed that Sukuna will lose because "He was alone" and Itadori wasn't.

Gege started fine with the first chapters. But then decided to get "deep" and "dark" and started killing characters off and "raising the stakes" by giving the antagonists victory after victory until it got boring.

This is boring!

When the gym bro motivated you, but you try too fast and miss.

MC has more common sense than the average real life normie.

They interrupted the guy when he was gooning, so he just disconnected.

Am I the only one who imagined the beeping communication attempts as dial up internet noises?

NGL. If it wasn't because it awakens curiosity in the reader, this would be boring. You don't know what's going on, characters die at random, and the lead is always alone. That can get tiresome quite fast tbh. It's the unanswered questions that keep you reading, hoping to find them at the end.

I know there's someone out there who saw the long haired machine and thought "Would."

That's called unceremoniously killed.

She has the forehead.

"That's heresy!"