Everyday life, twins, silly comedy (?), looking cool, being awesome, food (?).
Everyone's relationships are familial or friendly. Sister Su is the one and only big sister, forever.
Sister Su transmigrated into a version of Sukuna with a different appearance, and her personality is completely unlike the original Sukuna's (debatable). A thousand years ago, she punched the original plot right out of existence. So even though plenty of Jujutsu characters show up, the main plot is gone. All that's left is everyday life, or tagging along with Sister Su as she wanders through scenes from various other manga.
A crossover of everyday and not-so-everyday anime. Everyone eats delicious food and has fun, and every so often they fight, look cool, and make a cameo, enjoying a peaceful, if not entirely peaceful, action-manga life.
Featuring a groveling Tiger Boy, the Tiger of the West, and other well-known fantasy scenarios. The siblings get along great, and Tiger Boy is Sister Su's eternally loyal servant. So compared to the original, Tiger Boy is a little darker: a pink cotton-candy puppy who bites.
Silly version of the blurb:
Bad news: I was reborn as Sukuna!
Good news: At least I'm the female version.
Bad news: Fate is forcing me to follow the original plot!
Good news: I tore fate to shreds.
Bad news: Everyone died, and the world is about to end.
Good news: The world saved itself. I got ambushed, but survived too. Fate was the only one who died.
One final neither-good-nor-bad piece of news: To save itself, the world forcibly fused with another world.
Sukuna, twin sister of Itadori Yuji, the original world's protagonist and the King of Curses, sips milk tea and says the world's fusion has nothing to do with her. She's just an utterly ordinary little girl who likes to laze around and live a peaceful life.
Then she ends up at the same school as the real childhood version of Shinichi, a pitch-black mackerel floats down the river, a terrifying middle-aged man speaks in nothing but slang but makes delicious pudding, a bespectacled man who's cool no matter what and whose name she can't see, and an athletic six-foot-tall guy who's a shoujo manga artist...
No idea! Never met them! Don't know them!
And as for accompanying a detective on investigations, being called a childhood friend by the pitch-black mackerel, becoming sworn brothers with the pudding-making middle-aged man, observing humanity with the weird bespectacled guy, and having the six-foot-tall athlete come over to do research...
It's just everyday life, that's all! Everyday life!
Her little brother, watching silently from the side: Sis, acting tsundere doesn't suit you...
Itadori Sukuna: Talking back to me? Want to die?
Anyway, this is a crossover life after the former big bad kicked the plot to pieces. It might not be serious, might not be everyday life, and might not be silly, but it's definitely a story about a villain! (That doesn't sound like a good thing!!)
I used to love Jujutsu Kaisen, and it was what got me into fanfiction. Even though the current plot has gotten so insane I want to eat Gege raw, and it even made me break down back then (when Gojo said before dying that he hadn't made Sukuna go all out, I was so furious I lost my mind), once the biggest shock passed, the lingering warmth was still there, struggling to survive. After thinking it over again and again, I decided that Jujutsu Kaisen's plot is just crazy, and at least it hasn't crossed any fundamental lines. In the end, I decided to stop tormenting myself and write a few stories to indulge my old love for it and the lingering frustration.
I don't care how crazy the plot gets now. I just want to write what I feel like writing. My standards are already so low. What did I do to deserve this just for watching an anime?! (I hope Gege doesn't pull this kind of crap again [points angrily])
Theme: No matter what happens, eat well and exercise well, so you can welcome a new day in good shape.
Can you give me a confirmation letter whether I have finished writing or not? If you don't write it, how can you interpret v?? Did I pay to see you break up? It's been three months, right??
I can only say that I was lucky enough to stop my losses in time. Are you worried about frequent interruptions? Why do you want to start a serial if you can't finish writing? Do you know that Jinjiang charges per chapter? If you discontinue updates, what will the people who have already purchased do? Is it considered a failure of investment? When is it time to pursue serialization? It is also considered a venture capital investment. I'm annoyed that I can't continue writing, so why don't you take the initiative to apply for relief? It's really troublesome to file a complaint in Jinjiang. I don't want to hang on you everywhere, so let's leave some dignity to each other, okay?
Please explain, did I pay to see you update? If you don't want to change anymore, just solve v
How long has it been? Have you been reading comments for three months? It's been so long. Can you still remember the plot development and the mood of writing the article that you originally wanted to write after such a long time? Time will cause wear and tear.
It's okay, author, just try harder to finish it. It's better to say long live the food. The author has written so much and it's already very good!
It's very true. It's hard to find a job after vocational high school.
It's okay, please post it
Oh my god, the author is alive! Long time no see long time no see
Still writing? Teacher. . .
Dear author, will you update this article? I really like this article, but I haven't updated it in four months...