I, Aoba Seragaki
After being picked up on Bito Island by an unscrupulous teacher, I always thought I was a cursed-speech user. As a teenager, I wielded my powers with youthful confidence.
It wasn't until I cleared the fake twin route that I suddenly and bewilderingly gained the memories of my previous life, which had lasted “23” years.
In the innate domain, watching my junior stand facing the King of Curses inside his body, my smile froze.
What the hell, this twin route is hardcore.
The most despairing thing in the world isn't learning from your grandmother that you have a mental illness, nor having nerve endings in your hair and living cautiously. It's having the tragic memories of several lifetimes of romance suddenly appear in your mind while you're living a happy life.
The memories of love hold only pain. I can't remember the faces, just keywords that capture those people's distinctive traits: twins, white hair, delinquent, black ○, ethnic minority.
Aoba takes one second to accept that he might be gay, then many more seconds to consider which of those ghostly grooms to turn into a cute boyfriend.
Now he has:
A silly white-haired teacher
A cute junior who used to be a delinquent
A mafia friend who's now a writer
And a nonhuman big brother
“Megumi, do you like me? Want to date?”
“...Want me to beat you up, senpai?”
“Aoba's hit puberty too, huh? You're really pretty, so I suppose I could go for it too.”
“Please shut up, teacher.”
A friend in Yokohama writes five whole pages explaining the benefits of monogamous romance, while his nonhuman big brother frets over the discovery that there are men who like men in this world.
Before You Read:
1. This Aoba is pretty good at balancing reason and desire. He loves teasing people and can switch to golden eyes without a hitch. He's not very concerned about chastity.
2. This is not a pick-your-favorite story. The happy ending is with Itadori; the bad ending is with Sukuna.
3. It should be a romantic comedy.
Crossover worlds: Jujutsu Kaisen and the main route of Dramatic Murder (true end); Bungo Stray Dogs (not following the main plot); others to be decided
Main text: First and third person, mainly third person.
Theme: Take life seriously
