Doki Doki: A Sorcerer's Daily Life at Jujutsu High

[This novel will be premium from June 24, 2022. A ten-thousand-word update will be released that day.] [Nearing the finale]

A sorcerer who grew up in an orphanage.

After accidentally watching the Harry Potter movies, Shen Wuyue had an epiphany. From then on, he used the films to make sense of the strange things in his life and to shield himself from them. But when he cast himself as a character from the movies, he discovered that he was...?!

1. Orphanage, talks to snakes, mercilessly kills rabbits.

So, am I the movie version of Voldemort?

It turned out the young man was getting ahead of himself.

But he never expected that, at the ripe old age of eighteen, he'd enter a "magic school" and meet the real-life version of Voldemort. (Ahem, except his eyes were a little smaller.)

Wiping out "Muggles," promoting "pure blood," and plenty of "Naginis" (curse-spirit versions).

So, is my character setting a "Death Eater"?

2. Wait, the opposing side has the "Order of the Phoenix," with moderate reformist teachers and a principal.

3. The "Ministry of Magic" is the rotten upper echelon of the sorcerer world.

"Death Eaters" / "Order of the Phoenix" / "Ministry of Magic"

Which will you choose?

"He has The Warlock's Hairy Heart."

"Years later, others may look at the path we chose and think it was hopelessly wrong. But at the time, I was certain I was walking the only right path."

Blurb written May 15, 2022.

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[Coming soon] A crossover game where character cards never get bad endings

Playing with flawed character cards

While testing a time machine, you accidentally transmigrate to a world of interstellar travel. Your frail body can't withstand cosmic radiation, and you can only find the lowest-level job there is. That's right, collecting garbage.

While scavenging, you find a game System. It's the most popular game in the universe, and its winner gets a prize that can keep you alive. You're ecstatic.

Unfortunately, you discover that because the System malfunctioned during character creation, all your character cards have serious flaws. Some are physical, others psychological. How depressing.

What can you do? You're weak, pitiful, and helpless. To stay alive, you have no choice but to play with your flawed cards. And so, in [Doki Doki: The Game Where Nobody Gets a Bad Ending], you become:

The blind younger brother of the Gojo family's Six Eyes, Suguru Geto's autistic older brother,

Yuji Itadori's mute uncle, and Toji Fushiguro's cousin with aplastic anemia.

Not wanting to give up, you try another map. You end up as:

The depressed twin brother of the Tsushima family, the military doctor's illegitimate son with disabled legs,

and an abandoned specimen at a research institute with a skin-dependency disorder.

In short, you resign yourself to your fate. You become a one-of-a-kind player who gets a bad ending in every game. Scream.

As you quietly wait to die in the home you put together in a garbage dump, you discover that all those characters in the games have real-life counterparts. And now they're all coming to find you at your home in the dump.

Don't ask why anyone would scavenge in space. The author thought it sounded cool.

Blurb written October 24, 2022.

Theme: Explore the right path.