My Ordinary Jujutsu High Life Is Definitely Wrong

[The story is complete] [The cover character design is licensed from multiple creators] [The author’s views were immature when this was written, and the story contains many problematic opinions. Please don’t buy it if that bothers you] After my unrequited love came to nothing and I was in a car accident, I was forced to bind myself to the Male Lead System to stay alive. From then on, I discovered that the world had gotten even crazier: various retired male leads followed my story online, making comments and passing judgment. A background-character setup combined with all kinds of male lead settings, including [Infinite Flow], [Beastfolk], [Campus Romance], and [Sentinel and Guide], turned me into a lazy, hopeless mess in the eyes of the male leads… a sissy? Me: I really want to punch them. How is it my fault the System bound the wrong person? On my left, a System trying to change my sex. On my right, male leads calling me a sissy. Behind me, a huge crowd of fanatics trying to sell me on their glorious Heavenly Father and Savior. In front of me, a group of sorcerers closer to madness than anyone else. With a blank expression, I kicked over the harem route, going from a pathetic weakling with a combat rating of -2.5 to a shameless rascal who could flip an altar with her bare hands and had learned to tattle to Dad. Between the True Love faction and the Greater Good faction, I chose to become the God of Great Love. It was just that things gradually started to feel off as the story went on. “…Teacher, could you explain what you mean by, ‘I went crazy trying to save you, so I’ve decided to lock you up’?” [Going premium on January 17. Thanks for your support!] [Anti-piracy protection enabled, with a 70% ratio] 1. First-person narration. The pairing is set: 275. 2. This isn’t a pure romance or female-oriented romance. It mixes in all sorts of monster-adventure elements, with a touch of cosmic horror. 3. The heroine isn’t overpowered from the start. Mainly Jujutsu Kaisen, with a heavily altered world, a happy ending, and the revival of characters readers couldn’t let go of. Core message: The hymn of humanity is the hymn of courage