A Full-Dive Game, but It's Jujutsu Kaisen

One day, unemployed freeloader Su Zhanmingjian came home to find a package waiting for him. The sender was unknown.

He looked down on the headset, which claimed to be for a revolutionary full-dive game, until the moment he put it on. His whole world changed.

The game had a shared world setting and five stages spanning a thousand years, which was enough to make the bored Su Zhanmingjian eager to try it.

Su Zhanmingjian: Wow, a challenge. I like it!

From then on, apart from eating and sleeping, he spent his days wrestling with this incredibly difficult game.

He reached out to a monster boy whom everyone despised, became the boy’s support, and protected him as he grew up.

He rescued a fox-eyed boy who had been chased by cursed spirits until he was exhausted, taught him how to overcome his fear, and showed him how to use cursed spirits to his advantage.

He became the close friend of a boy with a powerful technique but no idea what to do with his future. Together, they roamed a chaotic world, supported each other, and vowed to exorcise every cursed spirit.

He was the only one who listened to the worries of a child blessed with the "Six Eyes." He took the young prodigy on wild adventures and showed him the joys of life.

He helped a boy who had left his family learn how to survive, guiding him as he gradually grew from an inexperienced youth into someone with a loving family of his own.

After clearing all five game stages and unlocking every achievement, Su Zhanmingjian was quite satisfied. He tossed the headset into a corner, where it gathered dust.

Life went on as usual, dull as ever.

Until he saw a grotesque monster with his own eyes. It was a cursed spirit from the game, and now it had appeared in his real life!

Su Zhanmingjian: Exciting! I like it!

Then one day, one person after another knocked on his door.

The people he’d helped complete quests in the game before kicking them out one by one now appeared before him, cracking their knuckles...

Su Zhanmingjian: Wait, no! Not this!

Nobody told me the game would become reality, damn it!

Theme: Getting too absorbed in games is bad for your health