When Gojo Sensei Learns Nen

The main story is complete. Extra chapters may appear from time to time, and the text may be revised occasionally.

Synopsis:

1. After the Culling Game, Gojo encounters a strange curse with a human appearance.

At the curse's request, he enters another fantastical world.

From the start, he finds himself taking a strange exam in a fog-filled forest, where he meets an equally strange examiner.

Gojo takes it all in stride. After breezing through the exam, he wanders around the forest and unexpectedly senses a familiar presence.

Gojo turns to look.

The source of the presence is wearing a mask and glaring in disgust at the monkeys on the other side of the fog.

Gojo: "?"

He takes a closer look. Isn't this his dear friend, Geto, whom he once killed with his own hands?

2. Garan Brown has been feeling pretty confused lately.

Ever since the exam ended and they got their licenses, Gojo, a friend he met during the exam, has been following him everywhere.

Actually, that's pretty normal. It's just the usual routine for sworn brothers, right?

But what isn't normal is how Gojo seems to know everything he's hiding.

He knows Garan likes soba, that he likes fighting, and even that he has an ear gauge hidden behind his mask!

But Garan has never told anyone any of that!

Gojo/Geto pairing, no breakup and no role reversal, with a bit of West/Ian in between.

P.S. Garan Brown is little Geto, who lost his memory for certain reasons. After he regains his memory, the name Garan Brown will be changed to his real name.

Warnings: Lots of original settings, very out of character, and an original student-type character. The student arc takes up a large portion, but the main focus is on Gojo and Geto as a couple raising a child. If this doesn't suit you, please stop reading! Proceed with caution!

Here's another upcoming work by the same author, My Life as a Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic Character on Livestream: I Want Nothing

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Takahashida is a transparent actor whose gloomy demeanor has led directors from every industry to pass on him.

One day, a director claiming to be from a manga production team says he can see all of Takahashida's good qualities and invites him to play the villain in every one of his productions. Takahashida happily accepts.

Filming location 1:

Disguised as a delicate top assassin, he accidentally falls into the water and drifts aimlessly. He suddenly turns his head and sees a guy with bandages wrapped around his face blowing bubbles underwater.

Takahashida: "Now that's dedication..." Doesn't he worry about choking on water?

Dazai, a member of the Armed Detective Agency, surfaces. "What a coincidence. This is the first time I've met someone who wants to accompany me on the road to the afterlife."

Filming location 2:

Made up as a monstrous curse threatening the city's safety, he faces off against a group of boys and girls. A boy punches a hole in the wall, and a girl smashes the ground with her club.

Takahashida: "They're so strong!" The pay must be good, right?

The white-haired teacher beside the boy lifts him up. "You should show us what you can really do. You're a Special Grade curse, after all."

Filming location 3:

Playing a genius setter who became famous as a child before returning from overseas, he competes against the dark horse high school Karasuno. The other side launches a freak quick attack, and the volleyball flies right over his head.

Takahashida: "Nice!" With volleyball this intense, the production team must have cast real athletes.

The opposing middle blocker laughs when he hears this. "Thanks for the compliment."

Every time Takahashida wraps up a shoot, his fellow actors break down crying and beg him to stay.

At first, he thinks they're just being polite, until a livestreaming app called "Manga World" mysteriously appears on his phone.

He sees himself in the top video on the replay rankings, alongside the manga versions of the other cast members.

Takahashida sees stars.

The second upcoming work by the same author: Welcome to the World Where Everyone Is Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic

Igarashi Tadayo, a popular guy, transmigrates into all kinds of hot-blooded manga worlds where everyone is beautiful, strong, and tragic, and out of character.

The plot goes so far off the rails that even the author's own mother wouldn't recognize it. A System drops from the sky and orders him to straighten out the plot within a limited time, or he'll be condemned to a lifetime as an office worker.

Of course he doesn't want that!

But... can he really get the plot back on track when he's the only one doing it, he's never even read the manga, and he hasn't been given so much as a hint?

Igarashi Tadayo questions the very meaning of life.

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Megumi is a little boy whose parents are both dead, and whom the old-fashioned members of the Zenin family keep fawning over.

After watching them disparage his only sister until she dies, Megumi finally turns dark, takes the initiative to become head of the Zenin family, and begins his bloody campaign.

One day, a man claiming to be his elementary school classmate comes to visit.

"Fushiguro, it's been so long!"

Megumi looks down at him, just about to have him dragged out when he suddenly hears a voice from nowhere.

"Classmate my ass. We've never even met. This System sure knows how to make me lie."

Megumi: "..."

At least he's honest.

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As the current head of the Zoldyck family, Killua was raised under the emotional abuse of his parents and older brothers, and often shows a cold, sinister side.

"Killua, come back!"

His childhood friend Gon calls out to him, his voice hoarse with desperation.

Unfortunately, Killua has long since shut his heart away.

He's just about to think about killing Gon when the tall man accompanying him starts trembling with fear.

"Maybe I should just go back to being an office worker. That's still better than being livestock waiting to be slaughtered here!"

Gon and Killua look at each other: "?"

Did someone just say something?

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Chuuya is an extraordinary man who has weathered countless storms despite being only twenty-eight.

After being betrayed by his companions as a teenager, he resolved never to trust anyone again.

He founded his own gang, and in just a few years it rivaled the Port Mafia, Yokohama's longtime powerhouse. The two organizations officially became enemies.

His nemesis seems rather high and mighty. When negotiating with Chuuya's organization, they only send a messenger.

"Mr. Chuuya, this is a letter from my boss."

"Mr. Chuuya, my boss would like to discuss the following meeting with you."

"Boss Chuuya, my boss is sending you this wine opener."

As the messages from his nemesis grow increasingly bizarre, Chuuya finally loses his temper.

"Is your boss's brain messed up or something?"

The messenger shrinks back. Chuuya is just about to tell his men to leave when he hears an agitated outburst.

"It really is messed up! I came to deliver a message, and an ability user even put a stupid technique on me that makes my soul fly apart if I talk too much! How am I supposed to straighten out the plot like this? Even a god couldn't save it!"

Gojo/Geto upcoming work: The Game Is Called Geto

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After being defeated by Sukuna, Gojo finds himself in a barren wasteland.

The only thing around is a little black cat with a strange fringe. The cat speaks: "Welcome, player, to the game 'Geto.' Your trial mission will now begin!"

The next second, Gojo is teleported into a dim classroom.

"Where was I..."

Foul-smelling drool drips onto the desk in front of him. He looks up to see several female teachers dressed in formal clothes closing in on him like ghosts.

Though confused, Gojo still snaps his fingers and instantly restores peace to his surroundings.

Then he sees the student sitting in front of him, who looks exactly like his dear friend.

"Geto!"

Gojo understands at once and throws his arms around him.

"So people really do go to heaven when they die?"

Geto, the final boss who named the game after himself: "???"

The ordinary players around them, all trembling with fear of the ghosts: "???"

Everyone who enters the game "Geto" knows there are two people you must never provoke.

One is Geto, the final boss. The other is Gojo, the strongest player, who is madly in love with the boss.

If you provoke either of them, your game is as good as over.

Theme: Dare to challenge adversity, and life will become more fulfilling.