Why Is Hogwarts: Magic Awakened the Transfer Station for Jujutsu Kaisen Transmigrators?

Kamo Tsuru Hime thought things had gone badly from the start.

Being born into a great clan was nice, but it was the twentieth century, and her father had a concubine.

Being her father’s only legitimate daughter was nice, but she had an older brother whom the clan considered useless.

Having her father as clan head was nice, but his influence was already waning because of his useless son.

Even worse, Kamo Tsuru Hime discovered that this world was not quite ordinary.

It was bad enough that there were bizarre cursed spirits that made your sanity plummet. She also knew that in about thirty years, the world would enter an apocalyptic state, and the deadly Culling Game would begin amid rampant curses.

And Tsuru Hime... had dropped the manga right when its story reached the Culling Game!

Fortunately, she was a dark wizard who had spent five months getting beaten up in the Magic Awakened dueling arena, whose soul was as dark green as could be, and who had acquired a technique called Cursed Technique Awakening.

Tsuru Hime closed her eyes. Great. From today on, her goals were to beat the rotten elders to a pulp, crush Brain in her hands, marry Geto Suguru, and reach the pinnacle of life!

1. The story focuses on the heroine’s growth, so the plot progresses slowly. Geto doesn’t show up until over ten chapters in.

2. The heroine has principles, but not many, since she is a dark wizard.

3. The magic skills are based on fan interpretations.

4. I dropped the manga at the Culling Game, so some details may turn out to be face-slapping. I apologize in advance.

5. Only the first chapter is in first person. The rest are in third person. The heroine doesn’t have a name in the first chapter, so skipping that perspective won’t make much difference.

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