Recommended route table
Read the table from top to bottom and treat each row as a checkpoint. The first number is the recommended level shown by the route data, not a promise that the enemy is easy at that exact moment. If your current technique has low burst or poor area coverage, stay one row earlier until fights stop draining health and time.
The route has three practical bands. Jujutsu School covers level 1 through level 100, City covers level 125 through level 250, and Metro covers level 300 through level 350. That banding is more useful than memorizing every enemy name because it tells you when travel changes and when teacher or spin decisions should be reviewed.
Use enemy health as the second gate. The early school enemies move from 60 health to 325, City climbs from 345 to 1.15K, and Metro reaches 1.5K on Mahite. A jump in health without a matching improvement in damage is the signal to pause for teacher unlocks, code rewards, or a more consistent technique.
| Step | Location | Objective | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Jujutsu School | Defeat 5 Jujutsu Student | Lvl 1 - Jujutsu Student |
| 10 | Jujutsu School | Defeat 5 Fly Head | Lvl 10 - Fly Head |
| 25 | Jujutsu School | Defeat 5 Mushroom | Lvl 25 - Mushroom |
| 50 | Jujutsu School | Defeat 5 Plant Curse | Lvl 50 - Plant Curse |
| 75 | Jujutsu School | Defeat 1 Feather Curse | Lvl 75 - Feather Curse |
| 100 | Jujutsu School | Defeat 1 Big One | Lvl 100 - Big One |
| 125 | City | Defeat 4 Ugly Curse | Lvl 125 - Ugly Curse |
| 150 | City | Defeat 4 Slime Curse | Lvl 150 - Slime Curse |
| 175 | City | Defeat 1 Giant Curse | Lvl 175 - Giant Curse |
| 200 | City | Defeat 1 Finger Bearer | Lvl 200 - Finger Bearer |
| 250 | City | Defeat 1 Hanami | Lvl 250 - Hanami |
| 300 | Metro | Defeat 1 Choko | Lvl 300 - Choko |
| 350 | Metro | Defeat 1 Mahite | Lvl 350 - Mahite |
Route logic
Jujutsu School is efficient because every early target sits inside one hub and your teacher unlocks are there as well. Move only when your next quest target actually changes region. This reduces wasted travel and keeps your spin, teacher, and quest decisions tied to one area.
City becomes the next route once Ugly Curse, Slime Curse, Giant Curse, Finger Bearer, and Hanami enter the chain. The enemies scale from 345 health to 1.15K health, so area damage and safe spacing matter more than during the starter mobs.
Metro currently holds Choko and Mahite in the public Trello sequence. These are not just bigger health bars; they are the first route steps after several City fights, so your build should already have at least one reliable damage pattern before you enter.
The route also tells you when not to boss farm. If the next quest target is still a normal enemy and you do not need a named drop, questing is usually the cleaner path because enemy objectives are predictable. Switch to bosses only when the desired item, accessory, clan, or vessel-linked material is the actual blocker.
If you are playing with friends, split attention by route band. One player can test the next quest target while another checks boss safety or teacher costs. The max player count is six, so a coordinated group can reduce risk, but a solo player should still use the same table as the source of truth for when to leave an area.
When to pause the route
Pause at level 5 if codes have not been redeemed yet. The newest reward notes include a level requirement, and redeeming before a long grind can change your technique, clan, or race plan. A five-minute code check is cheaper than pushing through several quest rows with a bad roll.
Pause around level 50 because Reversal Energy becomes available in the teacher list. If the cost is manageable, this is the first point where route progress and survival tools meet. If the cost is not manageable, continue the school chain until Ien income catches up instead of abandoning the route.
Pause before level 200 if boss drops are starting to matter. Finger Bearer at level 200 and Simple Domain at level 200 both sit near the point where City enemies have become more demanding. Decide whether your next hour is for leveling, teacher unlocks, or a specific boss drop; mixing all three usually wastes travel.
Pause again before Metro. Choko and Mahite are later route checks, and both appear after the City band has already tested your damage against much larger health pools. If the route feels slow there, the fix is usually not more random travel; it is a targeted code check, teacher unlock, or boss drop that supports the build you already have.
