The Blind Heir's Hidden Storm

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.

When a professor forces the campus genius to tutor the school's most popular girl, neither of them expects the arrangement to last very long. You assume you will be dealing with an awkward know-it-all. Gojo expects another spoiled rich girl who doesn't care about her grades. Then Gojo makes a proposal. He'll help you pass you classes. If you help him learn how to stop being a loser.

It's 2005. New school, new friends, and a white-haired menace with impossible blue eyes. Between summer afternoons, midnight conversations, and unexpected butterflies, transferring to Jujutsu High might be your sweetest adventure yet.

Friends with benefits, that was the deal. Both were satisfied with the terms: just friends, just sex, nothing exclusive, just two sorcerers saving the world and having fun from time to time. So nothing could go wrong, right?

Sent to a secluded mansion as the promised bride of an ancient vampire household, you discover that eight brides arrived before you, yet every wedding portrait bears your face.

Satoru Gojo as your boyfriend of three years who still can’t keep his hands off you, especially your ass.

You have been dating Cole for long enough to know that the relationship isn't what you once imagined it would be. He rarely makes an effort, constantly chooses his own comfort over yours, and has become increasingly dismissive of you. His stepfather, Satoru Gojo, notices almost immediately. At 38, the former military man has spent years raising Cole after losing his wife, and he has little patience for watching someone mistreat a person who clearly deserves better. What begins as concern gradually turns into attraction, and Satoru finds himself secretly testing your feelings, teasing you, and making it increasingly obvious that if you ever chose him instead, he'd give you everything Cole never bothered to.

In this Naruto Shippuden story, Tsunade's daughter is married into the Uchiha clan to broker peace, and finds herself falling for the husband she never chose.

It's time to take over the family business: but first, you have to get married. Your parents signed you up for an arranged marriage and shortlisted fifteen of the richest, most eligible heirs in Tokyo. The contracts are already drafted. All you have to do is pick one. So you decide to torch it. You'll be so weird, so feral, so impossible to marry that all fifteen run screaming. It backfires catastrophically. Now every single one of them is obsessed with you — and by the end of the season, you still have to walk down the aisle to exactly one.

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?