After Shrinking, the Strongest Became My Guardian

Is Something Wrong with My Best Friend Suddenly Turning into a Kid? After the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, Gojo Satoru found a nine-year-old Geto Suguru in an alley. The child wore a ragged monk’s robe and warily watched the silver-haired man before him, certain that just a moment ago he’d been at school, getting ready for class. Gojo Satoru had to face a cruel fact: His best friend, Suguru Geto, the wicked curse user hunted by the jujutsu world, had turned into a child! Not only had his body reverted to the age of nine, but his memories and understanding had also returned to the time before he entered the world of jujutsu. So Gojo Satoru embarked on a new life as a guardian. Unfortunately, raising a child isn’t easy, and raising nine-year-old Suguru Geto is harder still. When a child goes quiet, they’re sure to be up to something. Running off, secretly eating cursed spirits, causing havoc at Jujutsu Headquarters… And his guardian isn’t exactly a pushover, either. One causes trouble, the other fans the flames. The old men had never felt life was quite so harrowing. But things weren’t that simple. Every now and then, a twenty-seven-year-old consciousness would awaken inside the body of nine-year-old Suguru Geto. He was exhausted, gloomy, and utterly disillusioned. He believed Gojo Satoru had made the wrong choice by letting himself be fooled by the shrunken Suguru and sparing his life. And from a much more distant future, a “message” crossed through time, carrying an undying obsession. If you had the chance to choose again, would you try to reach a different ending before all the tragedies came to pass? Your future self has already mortgaged their soul for this. Now you, you who stand at the very beginning, what choice will you make? Reader’s guide: 1. Gojo Satoru/Suguru Geto. No switching or breaking them up. 2. Happy ending guaranteed. 3. Set before the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons. Neither has confessed their feelings. 4. Three updates a week, barring special circumstances. Theme: Love can move mountains and seas