On the Possibility of a Split Personality in Heavenly Restriction

At the age of seventeen, the deceased Kokonoi Nobukaze learned a secret It turned out that in her lover’s eyes, she was a monkey, and she was also a monster through and through. She could be a kind, healing, super-strong girl with no cursed energy, or, in the very next second after a dagger pierced her heart transform into a frail, unhinged, domain-unleashing... calamity incarnate. Her other self looked at her with amusement. “So what are you going to do, Nobuko?” That was the name she least wanted to remember. Before you read: 1. The female lead has dissociative identity disorder and is a Heavenly Restriction case. Her main personality is an ordinary, healing-type girl, with a constitution like Toji’s version of Itadori. Her alternate personality is an utterly overpowered menace who takes on heaven and earth, but is disturbingly sinister. Think Mechamaru’s version of the old man: a frail, debuff-riddled ceiling for combat strength. 2. The ending is happy (doge.jpg). 3. The pairing is undecided, so feel free to place your bets. But don’t bet on Geto. Even if he’s tempting, that stock is destined to crash. The author has no interest in turning anyone into a zombie, giving the heroine Stockholm syndrome, or writing a tragic romance. Dead means dead. How brainless would you have to be to get back together with him? Don’t you have PTSD? Theme: I want to know how many flowers in this world were born as twins