What Do You Mean My Technique Is Stardew Valley?

It was a long time after going bankrupt that I realized how strange my life had been during that period. First, there was my family. We were all working hard at our separate jobs. I worked for Gojo, my mom worked for Brain, and my dad spent every day muttering about Lord Geto. Then there was my cursed technique: forcing cursed spirits to farm, downloading all sorts of weird mods, and having a stamina bar. Even I was… stuck with 267’s sleep schedule. Sigh. Actually, none of that mattered. What really kept me up at night, what I regretted most, was my love life… Shamefully, irrevocably, I fell in love with my teacher. - When people learned that someone had a Stardew Valley cursed technique, even Gojo, open-minded as he was, couldn’t help taking off his sunglasses and widening his eyes. “Huh? Are you sure you’ve got that right?” Yeah. I must have gotten something wrong. Hina’s eyes brimmed with tears. Wasn’t she supposed to spend her days fishing, farming, mining, drinking, and digging through trash cans in the countryside? Why was Geto looking for her? Why was Sukuna looking for her? Why was Brain looking for her too? And why did she have to raise chickens in a barn? Why did her house suddenly collapse after she accepted one of Lewis’s quests? Why did “one-hit kill” mean she couldn’t use it unless she killed someone? I mean, wasn’t all of this wrong? Wasn’t she just a hardworking farmer? Why were they treating a farmer like this? Did this world have no heart? Pairing: Gojo Narrated in third person Theme: Don’t discriminate against people based on their occupation