What Happened on the Jujutsu High Rooftop

The main story is complete. Bonus chapters included. Who gives you an arrest in the middle of the street as a bonus when you get back together with your ex??? A story about someone who thinks you’re chasing them, when you’re actually trying to arrest them. “Why did you do that?” “I couldn’t help myself.” “Why did you run?” “Isn’t that obvious?” “Why didn’t you come back?” “…” “Why did you come back now?” “...You arrested me, didn’t you?” Her long-lost former lover had reappeared as a suspect in the theft of a Special Grade cursed tool. “Sorry, I really have to get to work.” “I don’t think you understand the situation.” “I suspect you’re abusing your authority to get back at me.” “Ah, hard to say.” The man in the blindfold smiled kindly. “Back when you ran off, did you ever think this day would come?” The female lead has a space-rift technique and is good at running away. She also works as a social welfare officer in the regular world. She says she’s leaving, only to keep stopping for one reason or another. By day, she applies for benefits for elderly people living alone and homeless children. By night, she has to exorcise curses. She asks, “Does this lousy jujutsu world have to keep picking on me?” Her first love, who is clearly still angry, says, “You took the most precious thing from the strongest. Did you really think there wouldn’t be consequences?” Riho thought she was just a bit player in the jujutsu world, only to discover she was right at the center of the storm. With her commuter bag and subway pass in hand, she says, “Huh?” She’ll win the strongest man back and save the world. Surely something good has to happen in this rotten jujutsu world. The focus is romance, with an ensemble cast at Jujutsu High and grown-up romantic tension. Important: Long live gender equality. Content warning: It can be very sweet, but the angst is genuinely painful, so this is definitely not a pure fluff story. Finally, if apologies worked, there wouldn’t be any curses in this world. (HE) Four volumes total: Volume 2 covers Jujutsu High, and Volumes 3–4 cover 285. Same Gojo, each with his own appeal. Theme: Trust is the foundation of a healthy relationship.