(Jujutsu Kaisen) What If Gojo Satoru Actually Had a Dad

After finally escaping the world that had trapped him and kept him from appearing in the present, Nagakawa Yezang opened his eyes and looked back. He discovered that his child had already lived the life that had been laid out for him. He was strong and made him proud, but his life was filled with regrets.

Nagakawa Yezang thought, his child had already lived the life this world had planned for him. Now it was time for him to live the new life his father had given him.

The hourglass turned back, time flowed in reverse, and twenty-eight-year-old Gojo Satoru opened his eyes in his sixteen-year-old body.

Gojo Satoru thought that, now he had the chance to do it all over again, he would make sure to leave no regrets. But one of the sources of his regrets was right there in front of him, being dug up by a newly arrived support teacher at Jujutsu High?

Since when did Jujutsu High have such an incredible support teacher? How did I not know?

Then he discovered that this support teacher, who was even more outrageous than him, was his own dad.

Gojo Satoru's reaction: Now I can have even more fun!

In short: After beating up the world and going through a long process of merging, Gojo's dad came to his senses and discovered his kid was gone. So he gave his kid a resurrection buff and a regret-erasing pill, then turned around and subdued the world, caring for the physical and mental well-being of young people and giving his son a youth without regrets.

A few things to know before reading:

I started writing on impulse. There's no logic, and I ate the timeline and worldline.

The characters belong to the original work. Any OOC behavior is on me. What if Gojo came back to life after dying?

This is an invincible Gojo's Dad story.

I started writing this because I was so angry. I'm slow to react, so I kept getting angrier the more I thought about it, and only just completely snapped. I was working on something else, but decided to put it on hold and do this first.

This is a wildly rambling story. The author is a bit stream-of-consciousness. If it's not for you, click the X in the upper left.

Extremely unfriendly to Toji, Kenjaku, Sukuna, and the like. If that bothers you, don't click. This is a story about my personal regrets and preferences.

I'm glad our paths have crossed.

Theme: Care for the physical and mental well-being of young people.