The Salaryman's Secret Devotion

A small-town bookworm arrives at Jujutsu Tech, only to become the unexpected obsession of two rival fraternity heirs—one golden, Satoru Gojo, one dangerous, Ryomen Sukuna —in a high-stakes college romance where the only thing more ruthless than the parties is the pursuit.

Sukuna Ryomen is the university’s boxing champion, club president, and your personal nightmare. Arrogant and relentlessly cruel, he’s spent months making your life miserable — ever since you embarrassed him by landing a clean hip toss during a self-defense course. When a police raid at his illegal underground fights leaves you stranded together, he drags you to his apartment for the night. One couch, one bed, and two people who can’t stand each other.

When your billionaire father leaves the country, he locks down the house and leaves you with one man: a bodyguard who doesn't smile and never leaves your side.

University was supposed to be a fresh start. Apparently, the universe didn't receive the memo.

One accidental collision with the world's biggest celebrity changes everything. You just wanted to live a quiet life, but now you are dragged into some celebrity drama - who will you pick and choose?

A JJK college AU where revenge sex with your sister's crush spirals into a friends-with-benefits arrangement that neither of you can walk away from.

You’re a new transfer student who is thrown into a whirlwind of neon-soaked parties, social climbing, and romantic chaos under the hypnotic glow of purple lights.

A jujutsu sorcerer manga/anime fanfiction where you're married to Nanami Kento, and the quiet hours after midnight say more than either of you will.

When you agreed to help house-sit the place your friend Yuta works at, you didn't expect it to turn into a dangerously seductive game as you're left alone with seven men—all paid to be handsome, shirtless, and very, very attentive.

your honeymoon with Zuko unfolds in a space that finally belongs only to the two of you. The weight of his crown is set aside for the night, replaced by something softer, more vulnerable—yet no less intense.