Listen up. I only talk logic, get to the heart of things, and discuss solutions.
I hate people who are overly sentimental, but my classmates really are all as tenacious as cockroaches.
How is a future socialist successor supposed to grow up in Japan's jujutsu world?
I didn't study politics well, but I want to get into politics. Chinese citizens aren't allowed to interfere in another country's politics, though. So I guess I'll marry into it.
Everyone in the old jujutsu world got the root cause wrong. Curses aren't calamities that appear out of nowhere. They're born from the emotions people develop amid suffering and oppression. If we keep exorcising curses without changing the realities that cause the suffering, the curses will just keep coming back. An order maintained by a handful of powerful people and hereditary families is ultimately fragile. The real solution isn't for one strongest person to shoulder everything alone. It's to awaken everyone, stop knowledge from being monopolized by a few, and use power to protect ordinary people. Even those without cursed energy have value that cannot be taken away.
The heroine isn't all-powerful. I don't like arguments and debates.
The author is a huge fan of Gojo and Geto, but this isn't BL. Your one and only can be a friend, right? The strongest bond runs all the way through, and it isn't so easy to break.
Theme: Ordinary people should take hold of the power their emotions produce
