Bound to Sukuna as Symbiotic Partners

One meaning of the black rose: You are a demon, and you belong to me. Who would have thought that something as ridiculous as transmigration would happen to you? After a car sends you flying, you're forced to sign a contract with the Cat God: win over Sukuna in the Heian era in exchange for a chance to stay alive. Other people transmigrate with golden fingers stacked to the brim. You, on the other hand, get a hellish start from the very beginning. You're shoved into the King of Curses' body, and when you open your eyes, you're holding a skewer of grilled meat. That's one thing. But what is this affection score of negative 999 supposed to mean? On top of that, you have control over most of this body. Whatever you see, he sees. Whatever pain you feel, he feels too. If you die, he dies as well. How could the mighty King of Curses, Sukuna, tolerate you taking over his body? He mocks and looks down on you every chance he gets, comes up with all sorts of ways to bully you, and even forces you to watch him slaughter sorcerers. But he underestimates how stubborn a modern person can be when it comes to getting home. Bonus scene 1 After learning that your freedom depends on making him fall in love with you: Sukuna, who had just been giving you a warm-up, says, “I've fallen for you. Now let's go our separate ways.” You: ??? Cat God: No, no, no. (Displays a giant screen.) Ta-da! A fresh, sparkling negative 999. It's all yours! Bonus scene 2 Using Sukuna's body, you complain to him: “What if we run into a strong enemy and you can't beat them?” Forced to share his body with you, Sukuna looks you up and down with all four eyes and sneers, exasperated: “Then he'll be the unlucky one for getting stuck with a useless weakling like you.” Reader information: 1. Sukuna can hear your inner thoughts. This is revealed fairly late, so I'm mentioning it now. 2. Note: Sukuna was human during the Heian era. 3. This story crosses over with Record of Ragnarok, but that part comes later and won't be very long. 4. There are four arcs: the Heian era, the modern sorcery era (with some character revivals), Ragnarok, and Sukuna transmigrating to the modern era (happy ending). 5. An advance apology: in the original story, Sukuna would slice anyone up and serve them as a dish. Some out-of-character moments are unavoidable in a romance story. 6. Transmigrate straight into the story. 7. Can nobody appreciate the illustration I commissioned for the character profile? Aaaaaah! 8. No outline. I write whatever I dream up each day, so the characters drive the plot. 【This is a story currently accepting advance reservations: a Gojo romance with a female lead. I've written too much in second person, so I'll try third person this time.】 Synopsis: She was an orphan taken in on a sunny day, but spent her entire life in the shadows. So when she met a boy who shone like the sun, she pursued him without hesitation. Gojo Haru is an orphan. She was named Gojo Haru because a couple from the Gojo family took her in on a sunny day. When they found her, she was so thin she was little more than skin and bones. Everyone said she wouldn't live through the winter. But she was tough enough to survive. Her adoptive parents' greatest wish was for her to live an ordinary, peaceful life. But when she was six, her innate technique awakened. It was an extremely dangerous technique: simply touching someone with her hand would drain their life force. After the Gojo family learned of it, she was forced to wear specially made gloves and taken away from her adoptive parents. She was forced into the main estate, then forced into endless daily cursed energy training. Until the day a boy appeared and briefly lit up her gloomy world. The boy had pure white hair like freshly fallen snow and blue eyes that held the whole sky. He walked toward her against the light, smiling as he gently patted her head. “Hi there. I suppose I'm your older brother, at least in name.” Theme: Love is an unbreakable bond