Infinite Players Come from the Jujutsu World

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After waking up, Wei Lianjiu was told that to fulfill his wish, he had to play a secret identity.

Wei Lianjiu: ...Since when did I have a wish?

Oh, well. Might as well give it a try.

[The Number One Player]

He was the top-ranked player in the Infinite Worlds. This was his final world, and clearing it would let him fulfill the wish he had held for so long.

The white-haired, golden-eyed young man smiled manically. "Good people are premium goods, while bad people are defective. Let me see which defective one is hurting the premium goods."

Players from the Infinite Worlds must complete their missions in the Jujutsu Kaisen game world to fulfill their wishes.

The forces of the jujutsu world are tangled in a web of intrigue, and a conspiracy spanning a thousand years has set its sights on the player's classmates. It is as if a brain is controlling everything from behind the scenes.

At the same time, the player, who should have come from the Infinite Worlds, somehow has a complete backstory in the game world, as though he had always belonged here.

Amid layers of confusion, the player's teacher from the Infinite Worlds arrives too: his counterpart among his classmates, who seems intent on stopping him from discovering the truth.

What secrets does the game hold? What lies within the player's lost memories? What is the carefree, silver-haired teacher hiding? What history do they share?

Is the player's choice really the right one?

* OOC warning

* Mild gore

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After following the usual reincarnation process and waking up in a fictional world with amnesia, Wei Yanjin became a player with a game system.

As a mage, Wei Yanjin can collect skills dropped by monsters and combine them to launch attacks.

Wei Yanjin: Great, great. I've already thought of my acceptance speech for when I conquer the world.

But after gasping his way through killing a single fly-head, the skill he got was "I Can Fly": lets the target fly smoothly.

After tremendous effort, he squashed a butterfly and got "Butterfly Dance": lets him release six identical butterflies.

And when he finally used every last brain cell to combine an overpowered skill, he hadn't even had time to admire the art of the explosion before his own spell accidentally killed him.

Wei Yanjin: ...Huh? Huh?!

[System Notice: The player is a squishy mage.]

And so the player, pushed past his breaking point, turned evil

The strongest duo at the technical college, used to doing whatever they want, are put in their place by a new student the moment they meet:

The new student claims to be a mage. All he can do is conjure butterflies and catch little birds, and he wears strange bone rings on all ten fingers.

Then, during a fight, a seemingly fragile butterfly slips through Limitless and gravely injures the white-haired prodigy. Wei Yanjin grabs him by the face and tells him to be his pet.

Everyone else: ? Wait, are we really taking this that far?

The player loves wrecking things in the game, and once he discovers that doing so earns money and skills, he becomes even more enthusiastic

What's this? A barrier? Kill it.

What's this? A book? Kill it.

What's this? A ring? Kill it.

What's this? The King of Curses? Kill him.

The foul-mouthed curse: "You hold your head too high."

The player doesn't let him get away with it: "Your tattoos are ugly."

The King of Curses: ?

In his previous life, Wei Yanjin got bored of everything easily, especially after his family left him.

After jumping from a rooftop, just before he died, he hallucinated that a beloved fictional character was speaking to him.

"..."

As his consciousness faded, he heard the cat he had personally sent away wail in agony.

Later, the System told him that his first skill had actually been "Cats Have Nine Lives," a gift from his last family member, who had given everything for him.

And then he went completely mad.

* Inspired by the game Magic Craft

* The protagonist's mental state is quite something

Theme: No matter how difficult life gets, redemption is always possible