[The blurb isn't quite ready yet. I'll revise it later.]
Pairing with Gojo. Tons of self-delusion and an unconventional groveling redemption arc.
I'm letting loose completely. It should be melodramatic and out of character.
Basically:
At twenty-seven, Kitahara Yui was one of the few first-grade sorcerers in the jujutsu world with an excellent reputation: a handsome, herbivore-type guy, aka a heartthrob. While reclaiming the Prison Realm as an ally of justice, he was unfortunately torn to pieces by the villain.
Before he could even savor the moment of his death, he opened his eyes and found himself back on the Jujutsu High campus, holding the second-year textbooks he'd just received.
Rather than celebrating being reborn, the first thing he had to do was clean up the mess left by his former lovesick self.
Thinking about the stupid things he'd done to chase his ex made Kitahara Yui's scalp tingle.
As a mature sorcerer, Kitahara Yui knew the best way to deal with the species known as ex-boyfriends was to never cross paths again.
But when he saw the white-haired young man he hadn't seen in ages, Kitahara couldn't get a word out.
He remembered that, at this point, his ex-boyfriend still hated him.
Still, at least he wasn't in love with him anymore... probably.
Kitahara Yui: ...If I'm guilty, punish me with death. Don't send me back to being seventeen.
Theme: Making up for regrets