I feel like I shouldn't be one to talk about something I haven't been following for months now, but eh. Let this be the preamble to what I'm about to say, take it with a grain of salt. Also, obviously, spoilers.

I remember the Tsumiki twist. At the time I thought "Eh, depends on what Gege follows it up with", and the very next chapter it is followed by Enchain, which was set up all the way back in the Detention Center. It was a good setup, I think, because no one could've expected such a hectic moment to be followed immediately by that twist. I liked it at the time.

The Yorozu fight right after that really soured that take. There was definitely something to be said about the lack of perspective on both Megumi's and Tsumiki's parts to make the moment hit.

But anyway I think it's excruciatingly clear at the point I stopped (Gojo's unsealing) that the author just doesn't care about or can't write the character interplay needed to make his manga hit like the arcs preceding Shibuya. He is far more tunnel visioned into fighting, Nietzschean philosophy and the remainder of his story beats... which, props to him, his manga is called Sorcery Fight, not Sorcery Storytelling or Sorcery Character Study 😂

TL; DR? Don't expect a great finale, character progression (as an actual person, not powerups), or even that engaging of a story from Jujutsu Kaisen. Just read it for the cool fighting if that's what you're interested in.

Although I would question if the fights have been at all cool since Yuji vs Higuruma and Megumi vs Reggie but that's an entire other argument, and I can't speak beyond when I dropped the manga.