Changing My Child’s Surname to Gojo

The strongest white-haired sorcerer in the jujutsu world is getting married! Everyone is stunned! Even his enemies decide that he now has a weakness and prepare to kidnap his wife to use as leverage. But who could have guessed… Nairo-chan, who had already pulled the death buff embedded in her body, puts on a weak, gentle demeanor and swiftly sends them all to the next world. The kids watching from the sidelines burst into laughter. Nairo: Pathetic. You actually let a few old men play you. Kannagi Kagura, let them serve one last purpose. Gojo: Wow~ Nene-chan and the kids are even stronger than I thought~ Keep it up, keep it up~ Love you, honey~ Mwah! (*╯3╰) As the battle raged on, Gojo, who had the foresight to make a binding vow with Nairo and spent most of the fight slacking off, and Nairo, who replaced and devoured Tengen, became the only two truly powerful people in the jujutsu world. Brain-Geto: I was completely outplayed from beginning to end, and ended up doing all the work for someone else. I’m crying. That’s what happens when you choose your wife well. Too bad… The white-haired man rested his chin in his hand and muttered fretfully, “...She’s not human~” So how was he, the “strongest” human, supposed to beat that crafty, life-loving yokai who avoided a direct fight? Naturally… “The human body is your biggest limitation. You planned this from the very beginning, didn’t you, Nene-chan?” That wouldn’t do. He was the strongest, and he had to keep his record at zero losses. Nairo: I’m going to win. Gojo: You’re going to lose~ Reader’s Notes (content warnings): 1. Gender-swapped and slightly adjusted birth circumstances, making her a little different from canon. Somewhat on the lighter side (?). Nairo is strong, while Gojo is having fun and is genuinely the strongest in the jujutsu world, only to get himself into trouble. More accurately, they both get themselves into a bottomless pit. 2. In the early chapters, Nairo has to maintain the persona she’s put on herself, so she may seem somewhat weak. Once her identity is revealed, she’s the sort who holds dark arts in one hand and a knife in the other, making you either die or sing, “You’ve conquered me~” 3. The characters belong to the original author. Any out-of-character moments are mine. Reposting and scraping are prohibited. 4. I don’t follow the later sealed-away canon plot, including but not limited to 2.5 and the scene where someone takes a bite of a cockroach. In short, the story doesn’t cover the post-Shibuya sealing or most later characters. Basically, it’s a story about love between two powerful people (whether it’s genuine is debatable), filled with rivalry and scheming (that part is genuine). My recommendations: “Batkid Knows How to Make Dad”, A beautiful fairy tale about mutual redemption (part of a series I’m writing) “Kryptonite in Hand, Take It All [Crossover]”, A Meteor City girl and Clark, who’s only been working for six months (the next story I’m writing) Soleil grew up in the filthy backstreets of Meteor City, determined to find a sweet, adorable boyfriend who was different from all the rest. But everyone around her was a black-hearted schemer or a treacherous dog. She looked destined to be single forever. Then she was dumped into another world and met a young man who perfectly fit her romantic ideals. Soleil had a clear new goal. She would get him! Sleep with him! Make him hers! * Clark was curious about why his girlfriend disliked and was annoyed by Superman, so he repeatedly switched identities and tried to ask her about it subtly. He got completely different treatment each time. “Come any closer, and drag Clark into this, and I’ll kill you!” “Clark, stay away from that alien. I’m afraid you’ll get hurt.” The first was murderous and kept his distance. The second spoke softly and took every chance to lay her hands on him. The difference drove Superman crazy. In short, until his girlfriend got used to it, he had to keep his identity secret. But one day, he accidentally let it slip. She gave him a dark look and, when they were alone, pulled out some intensely green kryptonite. Clark thought he was about to get beaten up. Who could have guessed… The two of them, who had only held hands, hugged, and kissed until then, went all the way that night. And then… She broke up with him unilaterally. Clark and Superman, struck like lightning: He didn’t agree! He wouldn’t accept it! For a whole host of reasons, he crossed the galaxy and traveled through time and space to find her. Standing before her as both Clark and Superman, he declared solemnly, “I won’t accept this one-sided breakup, and I won’t agree to you ending our relationship on your own. We need to talk!” * Soleil has three rules she never breaks. These principles have let her live a smooth, carefree life. 1. Don’t mess with anyone stronger than you. 2. Don’t mess with anyone stronger than you who also has a lot of connections. 3. Don’t mess with anyone stronger than you who’s also difficult and troublesome. Clark doesn’t fit any of them. Superman fits all three. And now she’s supposed to believe they’re the same person? Soleil’s instincts and feelings went to war again. They fought so hard she tilted her head and buried it against Clark’s firm chest. Whatever. That’s just life, isn’t it? There are gains and losses. It’s normal. She closed her eyes, refusing to look at the corner of the uniform showing beneath his shirt. Theme: Everyone has the right to seek a better life and look for love.