Jujutsu Kaisen: Handing Out Life RPG Games at Jujutsu High

Tsukino Natsuka transmigrated into Jujutsu Kaisen, becoming a weak Jujutsu Sorcerer at Jujutsu High.

The technique she'd finally awakened took the form of a game interface. Whenever someone made a wish to her, they instantly received a personalized “Life RPG” game: take on quests, check progress, climb the leaderboards, and earn achievements.

Haibara wanted to get stronger and received a guide to becoming an overpowered hero.

Nanami's progress bar read, “Days until retirement: ...”

Geto-senpai's achievement list was absurdly long.

And why was Satoru Gojo always at the top of the rankings every season? The white-haired cat replied, “Hmph. The strongest is the strongest, wherever he goes.”

The players were having a blast, but Natsuka was exhausted. It was her technique, yet she couldn't even see the game interface. On top of that, she had to pay for the players' completion rewards herself?

So, Toji, stop taking only quests that involve money!

She promoted the game, recruited new players, and occasionally had to help them with their mental health, begging them not to quit. When her technique finally upgraded enough to let her check the game's backend data, she was stunned.

Wait, why are there more than ten thousand players?

Geto, now the leader of a cult he'd just recruited a new batch of followers for: Hehe.

[Reader's Guide and Notes]

▸ Jujutsu Kaisen only. Silly and sweet, with a large cast and a focus on relationships and bonds. The technique's System has a light presence, appearing only to advance the plot or deliver a joke.

▸ Timeline: 2006–2011, from the characters' enrollment at Jujutsu High through the next five years. Estimated 700,000 words, updated in volumes.

▸ Plot:

The novel has lots of everyday moments, as well as plenty of adventures. Overall, the pacing may be slow.

The heroine doesn't have an overpowered golden finger and never becomes particularly strong. She's just an ordinary, honest person.

▸ Romance:

· No angst, bad endings, or misunderstandings from the heroine's perspective.

· She's a flirt with multiple crushes, and the feelings are mutual. The male leads won't be put through angst either. Before the main story ends, they'll have an intense romantic rivalry, and the side stories will give each pairing a happy ending.

· The heroine is kind, laid-back, gentle-spoken, and soft-hearted, like a little angel. She isn't a brainless Mary Sue, and everyone will gradually come to like her.

Theme: May you live a simple, happy life.