[Anime Crossover] I Want to Live on a Shoestring Before I'm Twenty-Seven

My writing is amateurish, my logic is a mess, and the ending is probably going to be rushed. Think carefully before jumping in.

The first part mainly focuses on The Outcast, and the later part mainly focuses on Jujutsu Kaisen.

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Le Qingzhou is an Outcast from a Taoist temple in Yangxian, Huaxia. Since she was seven, she has traveled everywhere with her elders and spent most of her time in the Northeast.

Her dream is to have friends all over the world.

At sixteen, she went to study abroad in neighboring Nippon. At twenty, she traded away her life force. At twenty-five, she returned home.

This year, she is twenty-five, with just six months left to say goodbye to the world.

Who knew she'd say she doesn't want to die anymore, and that she can keep living?

Her best friend: Hah.

The Outcasts: ? All those tears for nothing.

The Jujutsu Kaisen cast: ...We knew it.

"The autumn wind chills my clothes, the grass and trees grow cold. The giant spirit guards the glow of the divine pill. With heavenly fragrance in my sleeve, I enter the grotto, where it spreads as clouds and mist into the boundless void. My staff rings as I take measured steps; stalactites drip sweet dew. Once every five hundred years, we meet, and clearly there is a path to ascension within."

(I usually update on weekends and holidays. Updates are slow, but I won't abandon the story.)

[Warnings and Notes!!!!]

I wrote this for my OCs. The characters' values and beliefs do not represent my own.

P.S. The original plot starts changing in Chapter 2. There are a lot of internal monologues, so I recommend starting at Chapter 3. There may be a lot of rambling. The character design for the other Nipponese Curse User comes from a friend. This is not a self-insert romance. Both protagonists have connections to the technical college.

1. A crossover between The Outcast and Jujutsu Kaisen, with tons of original worldbuilding and OOC moments. Since both series are still ongoing, I'm giving this story my own happy ending.

2. Don't think too hard while reading. The writing is rough, so feel free to skip around.

3. If you find a plot hole that hasn't been resolved, leave a comment and ask. I'll do my best to patch it up.

4. There are two original protagonists, along with original supporting characters and friendship-focused storylines.

Theme: Be content with what you have and find happiness in it.