Gojo’s Little Brother, but He Plays Tennis

Gojo Ren was Satoru's younger brother, but he was a good-for-nothing through and through. Born into an ancient jujutsu family, he had only a faint amount of cursed energy, especially compared with his older brother.

His sole purpose in life was to form an emotional bond with his brother, so the family could use him to make his brother obey.

Of course, his brother never meekly followed the orders of those old men in the family.

After their attempts came to nothing, the old men finally decided that his brother didn't care about him. His life had lost its purpose, so they abandoned him.

They removed him from the family registry, moved him out of the ancestral home, and sent him to an ordinary school. He was no longer involved with the jujutsu world.

When Gojo Ren heard the news, he cried his eyes out. Then he went and bought over a million yen's worth of fireworks and happily set them off, paid for with his brother's money.

Gojo Ren: His own house, friendly classmates, a top-tier school, no one keeping an eye on him, no disgusting curses to deal with, and his brother's money to back him up. This bright future was practically blinding.

Just how narcissistic were those rotten old geezers to think everyone wanted to join their shabby, yellowed family tree?

He enrolled at Rikkai, a top-tier junior high school, made friends, and took up tennis.

Then he suddenly realized that his cursed energy surged whenever he played tennis, and the balls he hit were incredibly powerful. They could win matches, and even kill curses.

Could his technique be tennis?

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Gojo Ren had an online friend named [Not a Good-for-Nothing Rabbit], whom he called Rabbit-kun.

Rabbit-kun was strange. Chatting with him felt like watching an underdog's spectacular comeback story.

Though the comeback was a little too fast: in no time, the good-for-nothing rabbit had transformed into a sweet-on-the-outside, ruthless-on-the-inside rabbit.

The day before yesterday, Rabbit-kun complained that his classmates were bullying him again and making him clean up after them. Today, he complained that life was so mortifying: all he'd done was take out a bomb, and now some white-haired guy had sworn loyalty to him.

The main thing was, he was only wearing his underwear. Why didn't anyone around him think that was weird?

Gojo Ren: “?”

Theme: Don't worry about life. Keep your feet on the ground and take it one step at a time.