I'm the Big Shot at Jujutsu High

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++++++++ Kiyohara Ryo is the future head of the Kiyohara family, a genius said to rival the Six Eyes.

Everyone who meets her is struck by the same impression: disciplined and courteous, obedient, always smiling at everyone. She's a wonderful person, the complete opposite of the Six Eyes!

Kiyohara Ryo accepts every compliment with a smile. That's right: even though she slicks her hair straight back, is a little blondie, and disguises herself as a boy, she's a law-abiding, upstanding citizen.

That is, until she turns eighteen, and the leash keeping her in line snaps.

She turns around, puts on women's clothes, grows her hair long, gets her nails done, and kicks open the door to the rotten old geezer's office in full delinquent getup.

"Hey, you! You're the one who picked a fight with me back then, right? You old bastard, you should be sitting by your coffin in your burial clothes, waiting to die in peace!"

That day, she beat up all the jujutsu higher-ups, then went and beat up her own family for good measure.

After that, whenever the higher-ups got on her nerves, she'd grab a baseball bat and beat them up.

To keep them from being laid up for a hundred days with serious injuries, she'd heal them with the Reverse Cursed Technique after each beating, then beat them up again next time.

Haibara (starry-eyed): "Wow, Senpai is so cool!"

Kiyohara Ryo (holding a realistic cigarette candy between her fingers): "Of course. If you're going to be wild, be wild for life."

Her three classmates behind her all had different expressions.

Gojo (starry-eyed): "So cool! I'm doing that next time too."

Geto (holding Gojo back): "No, you don't want to."

Ieiri (looking innocent): "Come on, I'm just the medic."

Reader's note:

1. This is my first time writing, so please go easy on me, everyone.

2. Gojo Satoru is the love interest. I adore Gojo-chan.

3. The cover shows the protagonist disguised as a boy.

Theme: The most important thing is to live happily on your own terms