The Player Discovers How Comfortable It Is to Follow Sukuna

The player is just playing a game.

You have three handsome classmates in the hellish game Jujutsu Kaisen. You swear to give them wonderful lives and bright futures, so you begin a battle of wits and wills.

At last, all of you make it to graduation, with not a single one missing from the CG group photo.

You feel a little worn out from playing. The Jujutsu Society is such a mess, so you decide to start a new save and unwind, then return to the fight once you've recovered.

Your new save takes you to the Heian era.

You meet Ryomen Sukuna.

You find that following Ryomen Sukuna is so relaxing. You don't have to save anyone, dig into anything, or wrack your brain until it hurts. Those filthy rules, heavy emotions, and the pressure to change the future... none of it has anything to do with Ryomen Sukuna.

You meet a free-spirited wildcat and become a wild person with a wildcat! The two of you roam everywhere, taking other people's homes. Neither the wildcat nor the wild person cares what happens to the world.

You're free!

You spend a long time living as a wild person, a wildcat, and a wild child. Once you finish the Heian save, you rub your hands together and return to the Tokyo save, ready to keep enjoying life with your classmates.

Then you discover that Ryomen Sukuna has crawled out of another save and is about to slap the entire world. Help!

You toss your brain aside again and give up trying.

I write whatever comes to mind :P

The chapter breaks are chaotic because, once again, I just wanted to write out a fun idea and then got carried away. When I was drafting, I wrote eight chapters (up to Chapter 17), each around 9,000 to 10,000 words. I'll try to pay attention after Chapter 17, though I might keep writing chaotically.

Anyway, I'll write whatever comes to mind, and in the end, I really will write my way into the dream.

Who needs a brain to play a game!

Theme: The player wants it, the player gets it.