After Binding the Strongest, the Story Gets Increasingly Absurd

The System wants her to become the ultimate wage slave. What a joke! Who still wants to work themselves to the bone for a golden finger and a shot at the top? Wouldn't it be better to just lie down right here?

So she's forcibly bound to the Ultimate Wage Slave System and constantly ends up negotiating face-to-face with major bosses like Ryomen Sukuna, Kenjaku, and Muzan. "Hey, handsome, can I win you over?" Woohoo, this is exciting! It's like life has hit fast-forward, and one accidental slide tackle could bring the whole story to an end!

The strangest part is when she asks why the strongest willingly signed up for a bundled package deal. He snuggles up to her, pouting and planting kisses. "You raised me to be this way!"

Yeah, right! They were both born on the same day, in the same month and year, with the same factory settings!

Later, as she jumps from one world to another and raises a grown-up Gojo, she finally understands. Mutual pining is nothing. Mutual nurturing is the real GOAT!!!

The strongest in Jujutsu, Gojo Satoru: switches effortlessly between lovable idiot and total maniac.

The strongest with a laid-back attitude, Yai Nana: a hilarious goofball who's also effortlessly cool.

Banner: A quantum black hole duet!

Reader's guide:

1. The story mostly follows the original, up through the Shibuya Incident. There are some original worldbuilding elements, and changes to the plot are inevitable.

2. The male lead is Gojo Satoru, and they are completely, mutually in love. The romance moves at rocket speed. Don't ask why they fall for each other: it's love at first sight because of his good looks.

3. The timeline generally follows the female lead's growth. Expect a warm family drama, absurd comedy, and the main plot.

3. Sukuna has a side-story pairing. He's a downright wholesome guy who isn't the least bit sinister. OOC is a given, or I wouldn't be able to write it. If people ask for more, I'll write it in detail. Otherwise, use your imagination.

Theme: You don't need a cheat to succeed in life. Just stay true to yourself.