Dinner at the Itadori Household Today

After completely wiping out the cursed spirits, the over-120-year-old Itadori unexpectedly transmigrates to a parallel world.

The moment he opens his eyes, he sees a shrunken version of his dearest friend, who died many years ago.

The spiky-haired boy stands in front of his sister, warily staring at him.

"Are you another creditor of our deadbeat dad? We don't have any money."

Looking at the siblings, dizzy with hunger, Itadori can only sigh helplessly.

"...Since things have come to this, let's eat first."

Probably a slice-of-life story about Tiger Emperor raising kids, with a little ensemble cast and a little food.

Also known as "The Tiger Emperor's Midnight Diner," "Does the Sorcery Emperor Have to Work, Too?" "When Will You Pay Back My Retirement Fund?" "Let Sorcerers Speak Out About Their Families of Origin," and "The Centenarian and His Jujutsu High Boyfriend"...

Reading Guide:

1. A lighthearted story about making sushi and raising classmates (mainly Fushi, Itadori, and Tsumiki, with occasional appearances by others). The author's headcanon is extensive.

2. Itadori-centric, with a slow-burn, chaste romance that focuses on the latter half. CP: Gojo and Geto.

3. Includes original characters and plotlines, as well as some Japanese horror tales. You can follow the story even if you're unfamiliar with them.

4. The timeline begins in autumn 2005. Historical accuracy is not the point, so if anything seems off, just assume the author Tianyi's mighty hand is at work.

Theme: The importance of one's family of origin