[Jujutsu Kaisen] Jujutsu High's Specially Appointed Counseling Teacher

Wives, the author your grandma follows has finally updated! Starting today, I’m finishing the extra chapters, then I’ll start another book. I’m still debating whether to keep writing Jujutsu fanfiction...

Satoru Gojo × You × Suguru Geto. Sweetness with a little angst, a redemptive story, with both daily life and plot. It covers both the years at Jujutsu High and adulthood. Strong characters all around.

To find a world where the cult leader could laugh from the heart, Saori transmigrated ten years into the past. At the overworked Jujutsu High, she became friends with the trio and their counselor.

“What should I do if a kid keeps thinking he’s the strongest and gets himself killed because he won’t team up?”

Saori: “Give him a good beating.”

“What if a kid’s summer slump just won’t go away, and he won’t talk about what’s bothering him?”

Saori: “Warm his heart with some chicken soup for the soul.”

Later, on the day Gojo planned to confess his feelings, Saori fell into a deep sleep while saving Geto.

Ten years later, when she woke again, everything seemed to be developing in a wonderful direction, but something was also a little off.

Gojo, who used to be her student, cornered her against the wall. “Say ‘Mr. Gojo’ for me, would you?”

Geto, who used to be so gentle and caring, watched her with a dark gaze. “All this time, who have you been looking at when you look at me?”

No angst, no angst, no angst. A story about saving the world through the power of the mind. I think the tragedy of Hidden Inventory was that no one paid attention to teenagers’ mental health. Their youthful mindsets couldn’t match their overwhelming strength. Suguru Geto is also a sensitive INTJ and a great idealist. When his beliefs proved incompatible with the world, he began to think about destroying it, and when he was young, he believed he could make that ideal a reality. Though Satoru Gojo grew up to be twenty-eight, his loneliness had risen to godlike levels, just like his power. His belief that he could change the Jujutsu Society and his sense of responsibility as a teacher were the main reasons he stayed in this world.

I even analyzed their MBTI types to write this story, and I feel like I understand them better now. I hope you find the ending you want here. Please support me!

Theme: A passage by Professor Yan Feng: When I was young, I also longed for the sublime. The older I got, the more I understood the value of the mundane, and the more I felt that people’s right to live ordinary lives needed to be defended. Throughout human history, I’ve never seen the mundane bring people any harm. It only brings joy to ordinary people. The sacred and the sublime, on the other hand, are often exploited, bringing people terrible torment and disaster.