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[The main story is told in third person. Only the first few chapters have a little first-person narration.]
One second, I was walking through a crowded exhibition hall. The next, I stepped into a deserted alley.
Yeah, I know cosplayers ending up in another world is all the rage.
But I never expected that even Mahito would get sent to another world while cosplaying!
So, who will come to love Mahito in this new world? (Stares into the distance with a cigarette, pondering.)
Damn it!
No matter how I look at it, nobody's going to love me, are they?
Life in the Port Mafia is way too hard.
Why is everyone always picking a fight with me, huh?
Hey, future Mafia executive, why do you always think I'm a hypocrite? Is it really so hard to understand that a special-grade cursed spirit could feel compassion for humans? ...Okay, yeah, it really is hard to understand.
How am I supposed to live happily in a world full of nothing but humans when the words "disgusting humans" keep echoing in my head every day!?
Wait...
Why are you all looking at me with more and more fear?
I'm really not an evil mastermind! I'm doing my best to resist the malice of cursed spirits!
#StopMisunderstandingMahitoTheGoodGuyAlready#
To find a way to suppress my cursed spirit instincts, I finally set out for the jujutsu sorcerers' headquarters in Tokyo.
I'm a cursed spirit heading straight to the jujutsu sorcerers' headquarters. I've already burned myself out trying not to hurt humans, so could you please stop looking at me like you're terrified?
I really won't slaughter innocent people!
Wait, wasn't I only looking for a way to suppress my malice? Why did I suddenly discover a way for ordinary people to control cursed energy?
Weird Hair, do you have to look at me with such fervor?
Somebody come handle your classmate, will you?
#ThePossibilityThatMahitoTheCosplayerAccidentallyCreatedAWorldWhereAnyoneCanBecomeA JujutsuSorcerer#
Theme: Finding the meaning of one's existence.
Maybe everyone has forgotten that this is no cp
Teacher! Your writing style has a very comfortable and straightforward tone to me. There is no knife for the sake of the knife, and there is no deliberately exaggerated emotional description. It is like waking up on a rainy afternoon and looking out the window at the gray sky in a stuffy, dark room. You may feel a little confused and lost at the time, but after careful reflection, you will find that all the emotions are only inner peace, and you even have endless aftertaste of the color of the sky that day. The protagonist is not messed up and has been saving himself, and the various supporting characters are not looking down on the protagonist without thinking (for example, triggering the scene of thirty years in the east of Hedong and thirty years in Hexi, don't bully the young man into poverty). I haven't watched "Jutsu Kaisen" or "Bungou Stray Dogs", I only read their fanfics. However, in many fanfics, the boy Gojo Satoru seems to be just a reckless and brainless young man, and the boy Xia Youjie is portrayed as a simple soba noodle fanatic who turns black without saying a word. There is no process of transformation, and they are all very stereotyped. But the teacher's boy Gojo Satoru can see that he was carefully cultivated and taught by the big family, and the boy Xia Youjie also has a process of ideological change. As for the protagonist, the real person seems to represent mankind's hatred and fear of mankind, the malice of "man-made disasters". But the protagonist recognizes himself as a human being. He not only has to constantly fight against the internal malice towards himself and others, but also the external malice towards his identity and his abilities. It is common for children who grow up in a peaceful and scientific homeland to feel confused and vulnerable when faced with the brutal worldviews in these two works. Inexplicable time travel, inexplicable fighting, inexplicable injuries, inexplicable death; in a sense absolute incomprehension, in a sense homesickness, and in a sense a curse from another world. Under normal circumstances, it is unreal to adapt to the ability, mentality, and state of real people all at once. The protagonist in the teacher's works is constantly reconciling with himself who is influenced by real people, and constantly reconciling with the worldview of the world in which he lives. In this kind of work, in which the curse of human souls needs to be solved in order to survive, I think the plot of the teacher is already very good, and there is no need for big things to happen. In fact, I don't know what I said. The most important thing is that I think the teacher wrote it very well!