Geto Is Still Working Hard to Win You Over Today

[Complete] [This story follows an alternate original-work timeline: no Shibuya Incident, no defection. Geto, who never goes down an extreme path, doesn't need a source of conflict. He's compelling all on his own.] Completed fanfiction romance: After the Blackened Dazai Raised My Affection Score Next up, a sweet romance: When Oikawa-senpai Read My Love Letter in Front of Everyone [Copywriting by someone who's bad at copywriting] Geto's life before enrolling at Jujutsu High: fight monsters, go to school, fight monsters. Geto's life after enrolling at Jujutsu High: fight his best friend, play video games, cause trouble, and fight monsters on the side while going to school. His best friend and classmates have no idea how foul Cursed Spirit Orbs taste. They're so disgusting that swallowing one feels like having something stuck in your throat. Even so, Geto is still willing to grow stronger by consuming them in order to protect the weak. But when he discovers that a new classmate, who enrolled half a month later, can also turn curses into Cursed Spirit Orbs, Geto's view of them changes. A kindred spirit! This is one of my kind! The new classmate seems a little slow on the uptake, always spacing out while talking or doing things. On the first day of school, Geto's best friend, the pampered heir to a feudal family with five hundred servants, even writes them off as "an idiot." Still, Geto's affection for the new classmate goes up, up! Unfortunately, at their first official meeting, he mistakes them for a curse user and attacks them, then accidentally gets his head and face covered by a girl's skirt when caught in a pincer attack with his best friend. Geto: "..." So Geto sets out on a quest to become friends with his new classmate. [Content warnings] 1. This follows an alternate original-work timeline: no Hidden Inventory summer, no Riko, no defection! Everyone sees Geto differently. The DK Geto in this story is the author's interpretation of him. The author doesn't think the belief that non-sorcerers should be protected is wrong. 2. The heroine's abilities borrow the breathing techniques from Demon Slayer, but this story doesn't follow the Demon Slayer plot. It only borrows elements from its setting. No characters from the original Demon Slayer appear; everything else is made up! Don't overanalyze it! 3. Don't ship the male characters in the comments. No memes, please. Here's a preview of my next story: When Oikawa-senpai Read My Love Letter in Front of Everyone. Please add it to your favorites, everyone! Synopsis: I like Iwa-senpai. I've liked him since my first year. The reason is simple: senpai once helped me. Finally, in my second year, I worked up the courage to write Iwa-senpai a love letter. But I never imagined Oikawa-senpai would read it aloud in front of everyone. In that moment, all my girlish feelings and sense of shame shattered, so I hurled a volleyball right into Oikawa-senpai's face. I ended up sending Oikawa-senpai to the hospital. I paid the bill, and he lost the chance to play in a volleyball match because of it. After failing to confess and ending up out of pocket, I sat in a hospital chair and sobbed. Oikawa-senpai, finally realizing he'd done something wrong, scratched his head and asked if I wanted him to help me win Iwa-senpai over. [Reader's guide] 1. The heroine really does like Iwaizumi Hajime at first, but he turns her down gently. She tries hard to win him over later, but still fails. A real heartbreak. 2. The male lead is the Great King. At first, he really does help her come up with ways to pursue Iwa-chan, but gradually falls for the heroine later on. 3. A sweet little campus romance, here purely for the sweetness. Theme: It's never too late to be young and soar freely.