After Faking My Death, My Jujutsu Fiancés All Went Crazy

[Gojo Arc] How could that unruly boy possibly accept a marriage arranged by his family? That was what he thought, too. So he showed no intention of accepting it, callously pushing her away and saying he would never get married. Until one day, she died right in front of him protecting him, before he had learned the Reverse Cursed Technique. In that moment, the god who had always looked down on everyone revealed a sorrowful expression. Later, when he saw his childhood friend, who had the same red eyes, he grabbed her and said, "You're Izumi, right? You really are alive! I knew you were joking!" His friend said, "Satoru, are you crazy? This is my fiancée." Later, his friend's childhood sweetheart died, too, and Gojo went even crazier. Whenever he saw a red-eyed woman, he suspected she was someone from his past. [Geto Arc] Geto didn't dislike his childhood friend and fiancée. He thought she was adorable and wanted to marry her as soon as they graduated. Later, his worldview changed completely. He came to believe that non-sorcerers were monkeys, but whenever he looked at his fiancée's radiant face, he still found it hard to call her a "monkey." How could a "monkey" be so beautiful? Even though he loved her, Geto still forced himself to kill her. After that, every night, Geto was tormented by painful dreams. Until one day, she appeared again, this time as a curse. Geto was overjoyed. Even as she drove her hand through his heart, just as he had done to her, he held her and fell with a smile. His last words were, "At last... I get to see you again. I've missed you so much, Izumi." [Okkotsu Arc] After being reunited with his family, Okkotsu inexplicably gained a fiancée. As a devoted true-love warrior, he had already decided that Rika was the only one for him for the rest of his life, even though she was dead. He couldn't accept his fiancée, so he used a business trip as an excuse to hide overseas. Later, forced to return to Japan because of the Shibuya Incident, Okkotsu saw his fiancée smiling sweetly at another man, Nanami, and even cooking for him. After all, she had been born into a great jujutsu family and had never lifted a finger around the house. She never cooked, and couldn't even be bothered to bend down to pick up trash. But now... An emotion called jealousy took control of Yuta's heart. [Sukuna Arc] He was an illegitimate son in Heian-kyo, deformed, with four arms, and born as an ill omen. His mother treated him like filth, and everyone else threw stones at him. Only the noble girl to whom he had been betrothed as a child would beat up everyone who bullied him, then wave him over, smiling more brightly than a spring day. "Come on, Sukuna. I'll take you to the river to catch fish." Sukuna silently followed behind her, watching her hop along and crush the sunset beneath her feet. Later, he became the King of Curses, surrounded and attacked by his enemies. She stood by his side with a blade in hand. In the final battle, she slowly grew cold in the embrace of his four arms. From that day on, he fell completely into darkness. [Final Arc] A thousand years passed. Sukuna resurrected in a new body, ready to make his move. He casually surveyed the world, only to find the soul he treasured most inside an ordinary body. "Izumi?" A certain assistant supervisor: "That's not me. I didn't do anything..." Gojo/Geto/Okkotsu, smiling darkly: "What a coincidence. Do you also have a fiancée named Izumi?" [Note] 1. After faking her death each time, she takes on a new identity and continues living in the same world. This means her former fiancés will notice a familiar figure, like an elusive obsession they can never grasp, even in their midnight dreams... 2. Her identity is revealed in front of everyone in the final chapter. 3. The heroine's name in each lifetime is pronounced izumi (Izumi/Itsumi/Izumi/Izumi). Pre-release: The Boss Has Lost It, Players, Please Don't Raise His Negative Emotions This is a highly immersive, open-world RPG. Instead of pursuing the main cast, the trollish players choose to max out the boss's negative emotions. If you look at it from a different angle, isn't that still saving the world? [Sukuna] He was an abandoned child in the Heian era, a four-armed monster everyone wanted dead. One day, a traveling shrine maiden adopted him. But this wasn't the start of a happy life. It was the beginning of endless chaos. She was always joking around and messing with him. She'd put a ridiculous amount of wasabi in his food, or poke his face with a twig while he slept... He'd bare his teeth in anger and chase after her, biting and clawing, but she always laughed and didn't take him seriously. But when he came down with a fever and collapsed in a filthy ditch, those hands gently brushed his burning skin and wiped the sweat from his forehead. "Next time you mess with me," he mumbled viciously at the empty air, delirious with fever, "I'll bite you to death!" But from then on, he learned to depend on her. [Muzan] He was a frail young nobleman who coughed blood beneath the moonlight, spending his days beside medicine pots and waiting for death as if waiting for dawn. The newly arrived traveling doctor always advised him with a mix of compassion and teasing, "Cheer up. Life is short, so why cling to it? Want to go admire the red spider lilies in the garden?" At first, he thought the doctor was interesting. Then he realized the pity in the doctor's eyes was genuine: pity for a dying insect. That look ate into him more deeply than any poison. Later, he became the Demon King and searched every inch of the land, all to find the insect who had dared to pity him. "Once I find you," he said with a smile at the moon, coldness flashing between his teeth, "I'll make you taste what it's like to live with a death that could come at any moment..." [Doma] A young cult leader with oak-white rainbow hair smiled at his followers, at the world, and at everything. The girl who always came to listen to his sermons had no adoration or obsession in her eyes, only an emotion he didn't recognize. She looked at him as if he were an unsolvable riddle, then shook her head and left. "Why are you leaving?" He tilted his head, his smile unchanged. "Am I not interesting enough?" Later, he learned to feel doubt, learned to feel frustration, and learned to search among his followers again and again for those eyes that would never return. [Sesshomaru] The silver-haired dog demon stood at the top of a cliff. The wind couldn't stir his clothes or move his heart. That insignificant human had come and gone, like a speck of dust falling into the sea. He should have felt nothing. So why, on the occasional night of the full moon, did he remember those eyes? Eyes that saw he would never change, then turned away without a trace of regret? "It doesn't matter," he told himself. But at some point, he began to care about every human who passed by, wondering whether their eyes held that same... disappointment after seeing through him. The player saved up enough points, happily faked her death, quit the game, and returned to her everyday life. But whenever her deskmate, Itadori Yuji, turned to look at her, a shadow of something dark and damp sometimes flickered in his reddish-brown eyes, just like the gaze of a certain four-armed monster a thousand years later; On her way home late at night, a beautiful woman in a black kimono stood at the alley entrance, smiling elegantly and mysteriously as she gave her a slight nod; A huge white dog lay quietly in her yard. The wind stirred its silver mane, and the moonlight illuminated the silent waiting in its eyes; A rainbow-haired gigolo handed her a flyer that read, "Soul-soothing massages for Tokyo's lost women," his smile as flawless as a mask... She thought it had all just been a game. Little did she know that every prank, every "cheer up," every time she turned and walked away had left an obsession in the depths of their souls, deeper than love and longer-lasting than hate... Theme: Sincerity is the ultimate weapon, forever.