Anime Crossover: Nine Versions of Me in a Chat Group, Bound to Raiden Ei

His soul shattered into nine pieces, each landing in a different world. Qin Qing was a low-ranking Millelith soldier in Liyue, but then he encountered eight versions of himself in a pure white space: a wage-slave older brother from the Oregairu world, a rogue ninja from the Naruto world, a good-for-nothing mountain god from Inuyasha, an unlucky fellow from Type-Moon who was dumped by his girlfriend and became the King of Britain, and a bystander watching monsters demolish buildings in the Ultraman Tiga world.

They shared memories and skills, and the group chat between the nine "me's" gradually went off the rails.

Before the Naruto version of me escaped Konoha, he sent a message to the group without changing expression: "Send me the Third's forbidden jutsu list. Online and waiting, urgent."

The Type-Moon version of me had just been threatened with Artoria's holy sword. He begged for help in the group: "She's trying to cut me down again! This time it's because I stole her food. It was obviously those Knights of the Round Table I raised who ate it, okay?"

Most absurd of all, just as these transmigrators discovered a twisted connection between their worlds, a figure entered the pure white space.

Raiden Ei held Musou Isshin and swept her gaze over the nine Qin Qings, all looking guilty. "Which one of you will explain why the dango recipe from Tenshukaku showed up in Konoha's codebook?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.