The Giant of Light Doesn't Understand Love, but the Strongest One Was Healed

Hinata Hikari, an Ultraman from the Land of Light, is 6,100 years old and currently taking the Space Garrison entrance exam.

One day, she accidentally stepped on Bullton and fell onto a monster-free Earth. The energy here is so sparse she can only maintain her human form. Her biggest problem now is simply figuring out how to get back in time for her 14th exam.

As for that white-haired guy with the blindfold?

The first time they met, she mistook him for a blind old man and tried to help him cross the street.

He pulled out his phone and recorded her.

Later, they ran into each other again.

And then again.

Hinata Hikari thinks he's pretty strange. He keeps showing up near her, but doesn't seem to mean any harm.

Satoru Gojo thinks she's pretty interesting, but if you ask whether he's doing it on purpose...

“Huh? I just happened to be passing by.”

*Good news: Ultraman doesn't need to learn jujutsu. She already fights monsters.

*Bad news: There don't seem to be enough monsters on Earth to fight, but a certain white-haired guy keeps wandering around in front of her.

*Neither good nor bad news: She's probably going to fail her exam, but Earth doesn't seem so bad after all.

The strongest Jujutsu Sorcerer × the weakest candidate in the universe

He's in charge of “just happening to pass by”; she's in charge of being completely oblivious.

Hinata Hikari: I just want to go home and take my exam.

Satoru Gojo: Oh. (He turns and leaves, then “just happens to pass by” again the next day.)

The Giant of Light doesn't understand love.

But the strongest seems to be getting healed without even realizing it.

[Reader's Guide]

1. Primarily Jujutsu Kaisen, pairing with Satoru Gojo. The female lead is an Ultraman herself.

2. Pairing dynamic: earnest silliness × can't be bothered to correct her. Enjoy watching an Ultraman who doesn't understand anything get teased. (?)

3. Inline comments are open. Feel free to chat; the author reads every comment.

4. The author is a big Gojo fan and hopes Gojo can be loved.

Theme: The deepest healing happens when neither side realizes it