Jujutsu Kaisen: Fushiguro's Good Father

I, Zenin Toji, just turned 22 this year. It's been a long time since I packed up and got the hell out of the awful Zenin family. My biggest wish is to make a ton of money, pick up women, play pachinko, and sleep for ten hours every day. Then one day, while I was working, some weird thing calling itself a System came looking for me and forced me to pay off my romantic debts. I got distracted and careless, and an enemy caught me off guard. When I woke up again, I was forced to sign a contract with the System. . Me: “You want me to kill someone? Cursed spirits might be a little troublesome, but I could...” System: “Raise a child.” Me: “...” What did you say? System: “I'm the Good Father System. My mission is to give every child who lacks love a home. And to be precise, the child you'll be raising is your own.” Me: “...?” When did I get a kid? System: “Your child from a parallel world. No big deal, it's all the same.” Me: “Tch. Then why not find the me from that world?” System: “The you from the parallel world is already dead as a doornail. Why else would I come to you?” When the System promised to reward me with the ability to use cursed energy and techniques if I did a good job, I managed to perk up a little. Then I stared silently at the boy in front of me, who was obviously already in middle school. ? You call this raising a child? . #Lots of headcanons. Toji from a parallel world, still single and unmarried. He's a bit gentler, but his fundamentally vicious nature won't change.# #A short story about family affection. I just want to spoil Megumi, though I get the feeling Dad won't spoil him much.# #There will be some crossovers with other anime that don't affect the worldbuilding. Maybe we'll visit other worlds later? I'll see if I feel like writing it.# . A little Versailles skit: For my birthday, I wanted Dad to give me a cursed tool, but he showed up empty-handed that day. I was a little upset, so he said: “Sweetie, I've already beaten Satoru Gojo into the ground at the door!” Theme: A loving father and a filial son.