I Only Wanted to Make Money

[I can’t write this anymore, so it’s on hold for now. Updates whenever I feel like it. I’m so sorry, please forgive me!]

There was a class at Tokyo Jujutsu High with three monsters who shook the entire jujutsu world. Everyone who had even a little experience with jujutsu, human or cursed spirit, knew of them.

One was the divine child bearing the “Six Eyes,” Gojo Satoru;

one was Geto Suguru, a Special Grade curse user who defected;

and the last was the jujutsu world’s troublemaker, Tsuruta Geshi.

Tsuruta Geshi, who loved pulling old people’s beards whenever he got the chance, lounged with his legs crossed, grinning brightly. His amber eyes shimmered with extraordinary light. “He says I never do anything useful. Am I not doing something useful right now?”

He, Tsuruta Geshi, entered the chaotic jujutsu world to find his beloved younger brother.

A boy who had never been low-key joined a criminal organization in Yokohama to make money, and would rather get himself killed than say another word to the walking bandage-wasting device.

While attending middle school at Rikkai University, he became famous throughout the school for skipping class. To avoid being held back and punished, he picked up a tennis racket and set off on his tennis career.

Even when he went out to clear his head, he ran into Gojo Satoru. He was also forced to resolve a cursed spirit attack and, amid one awkward moment after another, exchanged contact information with a bespectacled elementary schooler in a suit...

Honestly, all he wanted at first was to make enough money to find his family!

During their time at Jujutsu High, Gojo was always carrying off the subordinates he’d recruited so they could skip class. He’d have Geto cover for them, then bring Shoko along, and the four of them would ditch class together. They made Principal Yaga so angry he wrecked two of his dolls.

As they say, you become like those you spend time with. Ten years later, Tsuruta had become a truly excellent piece-of-trash teacher.

Tsuruta had never intended to become a teacher. He patted the shoulder of his younger brother, who had grabbed a knife and was about to charge out and chop up the group of people outside who kept disturbing the neighborhood. “It’s fine. At least I’ve got a stable job. Gojo doesn’t even have a teaching license.”

★ The love interest is the powerful esper who loves coffee jelly!

★ The protagonist is strong but not invincible, and he’s not an absolute do-gooder.

★ The timeline may be changed. Characterization may be out of character.

★ The protagonist is biased against the jujutsu world, so he starts off treating one character poorly, but that changes later!

★ Includes original plotlines and original characters.

Theme: Anything is possible