[Jujutsu Kaisen] Please Kill Me with Your Eyes

Shizuki Haruka, the Shizuki family's [Cursed Eye], whose technique is [Fall in Love with Me].

His violet eyes can turn anyone who sees them into a prisoner of love.

His family keeps him locked away in a sealed room. To the Jujutsu Society, he is a secret weapon and... a "treasure."

When he was eighteen, the strongest Jujutsu Sorcerer shattered his cage and took him to live at his side.

The man’s Six Eyes, hidden behind his sunglasses, feared nothing. He grasped Haruka's chin and laughed softly:

"Your curse? It doesn't work on me."

"From today on, you belong to me."

And so he became Satoru Gojo's exclusive, most precious "possession."

Protected, kept close, and imprisoned beneath Gojo's wing, never allowed out of his sight.

He thought it was nothing more than a powerful man's passing cruelty and amusement,

all because of these eyes he hated, eyes that brought nothing but misfortune.

Satoru Gojo gave him sunshine, sweets, and gentle protection, but also a more splendid cage.

"By my side, you can be afraid. You can cry."

"Because I'm the only one who gets to touch every part of you."

But when a world-ending violet gaze meets the boundless blue sky,

when gentle protection bares the fangs of possession,

Haruka finally understands:

The most twisted curse in this world is called love.

The Six-Eyed prodigy held back all the world's malice with his bare hands, then gently covered Haruka's eyes.

"You fool, Haruka. I was already under your spell, ever since I saw those violet eyes when you were eight."

"But my love for you..."

"has nothing to do with your eyes."

The strongest man built a cage for him, yet gave him his heart.

[Reading Guide]

1. Pairing: Satoru Gojo × Shizuki Haruka. Ten-year age gap. Two abnormal people in a twisted romance.

2. One-on-one romance, happy ending, with extensive introspection and emotional tension.

3. A story with a touch of darkness and intense emotions.

4. Inspired by the question, "Would Satoru Gojo force someone to love him? The answer is: if the other person can't accept it in a normal way, he would."

Theme: Freedom and love.