The day Wu Jingmengye awakened her pure ancestral bloodline, she activated the thousand-year marriage contract between her family and the Zenin clan.
And so, the girl from a fallen family was brought into an ancient clan to undergo a strict education for future brides.
A year later, Wu Jingmengye innocently started playing a multiplayer online game.
Players had to take on the roles of their bloodline ancestors from a thousand years ago and, under the leadership of the Three Great Jujutsu Clans, fight an army of cursed spirits.
Points earned in the game could be exchanged for real-world techniques and bloodlines. Players could even gain youth and evolve, allowing ordinary people to become sorcerers.
Wu Jingmengye didn't care much about the rewards, but the game was definitely more fun than being kept cooped up all day. She could also meet all sorts of strange new friends.
But for some reason, after learning about her circumstances, all the players she'd met in the game began to sympathize with her and criticize her fiance.
Wu Jingmengye couldn't figure out why, while everyone else thought she was pitiful and didn't even realize it.
When the girl logged into the game's built-in forum, she discovered that the players were posting about how to take down the Zenin clan and planning to rescue her from captivity. The most active poster was a certain white-haired top-ranked player.
Wu Jingmengye: ...Thank you, but no. Please focus on the main quest.
Then she returned to reality and was horrified to discover that the game's history had overwritten real history, and her marriage contract was now with the Gojo clan instead of the Zenin clan.
Gojo Satoru: It was a hidden exchange option. How interesting.
*Note 1: The heroine's game permissions are similar to Kenjaku's. She is the "game's initiator and rule-maker."
Kenjaku spent 146 manga chapters sealing 5t in the Prison Realm before daring to start the game. Since the heroine didn't seal him, she ended up in big trouble.
*The blurb has been screenshot and archived.
Content warnings:
1. The heroine doesn't hate the Zenin clan because her common sense is extremely abnormal... Don't assume the heroine is human. No human could endure the Zenin clan's bride training.
2. Since the heroine's common sense is abnormal, her fiance isn't off the table, even though he hasn't washed...
3. There are love rivals and other characters who have unrequited feelings for the heroine. This is an NTR love-triangle romance.
4. The heroine's original marriage contract was actually pretty interesting, too. The "unmarried head of the Zenin clan" she was bound to was simply whoever became the clan head, and Zenin Naoya knew this as well.
5. Everyone gets a happy ending, including the cursed spirits.
"Timi, want to play a fun round of the Culling Game together?"
Theme: Love can cross mountains and seas
