Jujutsu Kaisen: Do I Have to Fight Too? Yeah

(Not overpowered, no CP, satisfying battles, happy ending, few heartbreaking moments, silly)

Ahem. Let us pay tribute to Miss Tsukimi, whose surname means “moon viewing.”

Rumored to be Satoru Gojo’s daughter, she chose to gossip with Itadori and spread rumors that Sukuna was gay. After Sukuna turned her into seaweed, she pretended to be sweet and got the better of him… That’s right, these absurd plotlines really do happen in this book. It’s downright bizarre.

Before she transmigrated, she got into Jujutsu Kaisen because of the 2.5 Gojo incident. She fell in love with its worldbuilding, its debates, and its character-versus-character arguments. A novice in the world of debating, she transmigrated into the body of Tsukimi Zai, an utterly ordinary white-haired little girl. This time, she swore she would witness the spectacular debut of Mahoraga with her own eyes, the once-in-a-lifetime cursed energy cannon clash, and the Shinjuku Showdown that gave rise to countless memes…

So why, when her combat strength was practically nonexistent, had she ended up on the path of action-packed battles?

“Wait, this isn’t right! Wasn’t I just a spectator? Huh? What do you mean all the Jujutsu Kaisen spectators voted for me to have Special Grade strength so I could beat up Sukuna??? Do I have to fight Sukuna too???”

“Yep.”

Anyway, come read this thoroughly absurd and bizarre story! I’ll do my best to write every terrible meme well!