Type-Moon: Shinji Matou Also Wants to Be the Protagonist

After awakening his past life memories and innate magical abilities, Suzuki devoted most of his energy and time to deeply understanding and mastering them.

After all, the world he lived in was far from being as peaceful and tranquil as it appeared on the surface.

The cursed spirits lurking in the corners of everyday life constantly threaten the lives of ordinary people.

Even just walking on an ordinary street, you could accidentally bump into a cursed spirit and die without warning.

What's more, his best friend is Hisahito Itadori, the unlucky protagonist of this world.

This "protagonist" caught in the vortex is destined to attract countless dangers and conflicts.

Therefore, it was particularly urgent and necessary for Suzuki to acquire sufficient power to protect himself as soon as possible.

Moreover, merely protecting oneself is far from enough.

Chapter 112: Forcible Seizure

The original story is quite unfriendly to Hisahito Itadori, who is the protagonist.

She was on the verge of death in the early stages, and later she was subjected to repeated mental stimulation by the villains.

To be honest, Suzuki believed that Hisahito Itadori had developed mental problems in the later stages of his character's life.

If given the chance, Suzuki hopes Itadori will never have to go through those cruel things.

Changing some of the regrets that people find unpleasant is the only way to make the time travel worthwhile.

Suzuki Sachi is fourteen years old and is about to enter high school.

Suzuki remembers that when the story began, Itadori was already a high school student.

Although he doesn't remember the exact time, he still has half a semester to continue developing.

Then we'll start playing high-level matches.

After bidding farewell to Itadori, Suzuki returned home.

This is a two-story detached house with a basement and even front and back yards; it is an inheritance left by my parents.

The location isn't great, but it's quiet, which is perfect for his current training and cultivation.

After changing his shoes in the entryway, Suzuki went straight to the backyard, which his parents had originally decorated into a classic Japanese garden.

However, Suzuki wasn't too keen on this thing, and after awakening his inner wisdom, he transformed it into his own gym.

Various fitness equipment were arranged somewhat haphazardly, with a large sandbag hanging in the corner.

Suzuki started exercising regularly a year ago.

Despite having the character "幸" (smooth) in his name, Suzuki Sachi is actually not lucky at all; in fact, he's a bit unlucky.

He had collected every fragment of soul that had been passed down from Wanshou Square since he was a child.

But all I got were irrelevant and messy pieces of information.

It wasn't until after awakening and entering Wanshou Square that I was able to have a decent meal thanks to the mechanism that allowed me to actively select options.

To date, he has only been to Wanshou Square twice.

The first time I went up there, the source of the heritage was an isotope of an urban world.

Because of his good physical talent, he resolutely embarked on the path of a sports student.

Later, I learned boxing from someone, and in the process, I learned about some famous people in the field.

Then, a man named Gaolang came into his view.

He is recognized worldwide as the strongest boxer, known as the God of War.

Upon seeing this person, this person immediately abandoned their pursuit of boxing.

He immediately turned his attention to fitness.

Gaolang, the God of War, is a character appearing in the work "Kengan Ashura".

This is a world where business disputes are traditionally resolved through violent duels.

This tradition even gave rise to a deathmatch tournament called the Kengan Tournament.

Fighters from all over the world throw themselves into this competition, even at the cost of their lives.

However, this counterpart lacked this awareness; he wasn't some kind of martial arts fanatic.

After making inquiries from various sources, he eventually joined Baiyin Gym and became a fitness instructor.

It's like transitioning from the high-energy set of "Kengan Ashura" to the more mundane set of "How Heavy Are the Dumbbells You Lift?".

Suzuki retrieved his skills as a professional fitness instructor from his memories.

The first beneficiary of this craft was Suzuki himself.

After a year of intensive training, although he couldn't compare to Huzhang, he was at least much stronger than an ordinary person.

The second time I went up to Manshou Square was the one where I met Shinji.

The legacy originated from an unlucky guy on the set of "The Little Fish and the Flower Without Flaws".

Suzuki didn't get his hands on any of those famous martial arts techniques; he only managed to get a palm technique that his counterpart glanced at a few times and then tossed aside—something called the Overlapping Wave Heart-Shattering Palm.

Despite its impressive-sounding name, this is actually not a top-tier martial art.

Its principle is simply to concentrate and compress internal force at the moment of hitting the enemy and release it, and repeat this process continuously in a very short time, so as to achieve the effect of hitting the enemy multiple times in an instant.

Theoretically, if you release your internal energy fast enough, it's not impossible to strike a thousand times in an instant.

As for why such an exaggerated palm technique cannot be considered a high-level palm technique.

It's purely because the theory sounds wonderful, but in reality, almost no one can actually do it.

Not to mention the control required to unleash multiple skills in a single instant, or the amount of internal energy consumed.

Even the most delicate meridians cannot withstand such a high frequency of bursts of stimulation in an instant.

Don't blow your own hand before the enemy is even killed.

So the counterpart in this world tried it a couple of times and then left it to gather dust in a corner.

However, Suzuki had no choice at all; he was already lucky to have any training opportunities, let alone be picky.

Moreover, this palm technique is indeed difficult to achieve in the world of martial arts.

However, the side effects are not as significant in the world of Jujutsu Kaisen.

The curse power in this world doesn't travel through the meridians, so it doesn't have a significant impact on the body.

Moreover, the recovery of spell power is much simpler than that of internal energy.

Therefore, Suzuki considered this palm technique to be a pretty good method.

After practicing for about half a year, he has successfully mastered the basics. From now on, it's just a matter of patiently working on improving his proficiency.

As long as you can grasp the rhythm of power output, you can definitely create a wave-like effect.

Even if you can't achieve a thousand strikes in an instant, you can easily unleash three to five stacked attacks.

Moreover, the power of the compressed spell burst is quite considerable.

Suzuki stood in the backyard, slowly mobilizing the magical power within his body, gradually familiarizing himself with the rhythm of exertion according to the palm technique.

Sweat quickly soaked through his clothes, but he showed no sign of stopping.

He simply repeated the movements of striking and retracting his palm over and over again, honing his control over this palm technique.

He stopped when his magical energy was almost completely depleted, and leaned against the sandbag, panting heavily.

He mentally reviewed the shortcomings of his previous practice, pondering where he could adjust the frequency of his spell power output.

Although this daily practice was tedious, he could clearly feel his progress.

Coupled with the information he had about the dire future situation, he was forced to work hard.

As for why Suzuki puts in so much effort to improve his physique...

This all started with his abstract techniques.

Suzuki's awakened [Life Acquisition Technique] is called [Forced Stealing]!

As the name suggests, the effect is to forcibly seize someone else's technique for one's own use.

However, it is well known that the awakening of spells is deeply related to the unique brain structure of sorcerers.

There are subtle differences in the brain structure between sorcerers with different spells.

Forcibly seizing someone else's techniques is essentially tampering with one's own mind.

So this technique is indeed powerful, but the risks of using it are commensurate with its effects.

Moreover, the [Forcible Seizure] technique has a usage limit; if you use it recklessly, you might accidentally do something wrong and end up in trouble.

Unless Suzuki can resolve the risks of the technique, it's best to use it only once.

Only the first technique you steal is risk-free; every subsequent use is essentially a gamble with your life.

Chapter 113: The Night Parade of One Hundred Demons

Suzuki already had a target in mind for the first technique he wanted to seize.

Just like what was said before at Manju Square, Suzuki is preparing to hunt down a real person.

Transformation through non-action

This is the life-giving technique of the boss in the early to mid-stages of the Jujutsu Kaisen story, the Cursed Spirit Master.

Its effect is to change the shape of the soul by touching it, thereby achieving the purpose of transforming the physical body.

It can also anchor one's soul so that it does not change, allowing the injured body to heal automatically under the guidance of the soul.

This makes the holder of this spell basically immune to all other forms of attack, except for soul attacks.

The effect of [Non-Action Transformation] is enough to place it among the top spells in this world.

Moreover, its effect perfectly offsets the risks of Suzuki's own life-gaining technique, "Theft".

It was the most suitable technique for him.

However, when faced with Shinji's conditions at Manjusou Plaza, Suzuki made some nice promises, saying that he would capture the real person soon.

But once he actually started doing it, he realized that it was much more difficult than he had imagined.

The most pressing question is, where do we find real people?

In the world of sorcery today, there exists a power ceiling like Gojo Satoru, who suppresses all evil forces to the point of suffocation.

Before Gojo Satoru ran into trouble, these dangerous elements didn't dare to show their faces at all.

Even in the original work, before the mastermind started to act, they first targeted Gojo Satoru.

Only after sealing him away did they begin to execute their plan.

At this point in time, the real person, as an accomplice of the mastermind, is still in the dormant stage and cannot be found at all.

Suzuki, unwilling to give up, went to Tokyo and Kyoto to search for it.

Apart from some randomly generated cursed spirits, not a single hair of a real person could be found.

"The window of opportunity for rapid progress has passed!"

After completing his daily routine of exercise, Suzuki clenched his fist and frowned.

Since he started training, Suzuki has been able to feel his own progress.

But a little over a week ago, he realized that his progress had stalled.

This greatly displeased Suzuki, as there is a saying that it is easy to go from frugality to extravagance, but difficult to go from extravagance to frugality.

Becoming stronger is addictive.

Having grown accustomed to rapid advancements in strength, his current snail-paced improvement is making him feel restless.

To alleviate these symptoms of general discomfort, Suzuki decided to find something to do.

The real person cannot be found for the time being, but that doesn't mean Suzuki should wait for the other party to start their plan and then show up himself.

Suzuki is preparing to proactively intervene in the world of sorcery to build up his advantage.

Suzuki remembered that during this period, an important event occurred in the world of jutsu.

That was the major event initiated by Xia Youjie, which affected the two major cities of Kyoto and Tokyo and involved almost all sorcerers in the sorcery world—the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons!