[Jujutsu Kaisen] My Creditor Came Back from the Dead After All These Years

The year I dropped out of school and ended up on the streets, I had no choice but to borrow twenty million from a horse-racing gambler who was very good at making money. Later, I heard he'd lost a fight to a student from a technical college and died. So naturally, I just stopped paying the debt. I never expected that ten years later, on the streets of Tokyo, my debt collector, back from the dead, would catch me red-handed. With interest upon interest, I now owe Toji Fushiguro three hundred million. With no other way to pay off this enormous debt, I decided to use my sugar daddy. His name is Naoya Zenin. He used to be the spoiled young master of a wealthy family, but his clan fell into decline. And because of his many misdeeds, the young master of another wealthy family, who is now the head of his clan, has confined him to the back courtyard as his nominal wife, humiliating him by forcing him into a woman's role. Me: How about this? I'll seduce him, you kidnap him, he'll come to rescue him, and then we make them pay the ransom. That'll be three hundred million, right? Debt collector: Sure. So, on a dark and windy night, I climbed over the high walls and low trees and snuck off to see my sugar daddy. Have you ever seen the Gojo Clan's back courtyard at three in the morning? I have. Because I made a move on Satoru Gojo's wife, and he hung me from a tree and beat me. Tips: 1. Naoya has feelings for Toji, a childhood admiration that's apparent in the original story. It's not the main focus, but it's unavoidable for the plot to make sense. 2. Calling Naoya "Satoru Gojo's wife" is just trash talk. Gojo only monitors and confines Naoya. 3. Not everyone is in love with me. Theme: Even when you're stuck in a quagmire, keep fighting to survive