On Sharing Senses with the Original After Cosplay Transmigration

[No romance. The first world combines multiple series, including Yashe; the second combines multiple series, including The Grave Robbers' Chronicles. Shares a universe with Cang Cang from the neighboring story, with the central theme of a closed loop.]

[I'm the original author. This book is a remake of an older work published on another platform.]

Bungo Stray Dogs: “transmigrated and reborn” Dazai with super memory.

Detective Conan: undercover Gin, divided into three parts (or possibly two; I haven't decided whether to write the process of saving the Police Academy group). The third-personality version comes first, followed by saving the Police Academy group, culminating in a happy ending for everyone.

Bungo Stray Dogs: a battle-worn god. Set in the same world as the super-memory Dazai. After Dazai and the Book were fused through the world's ascension, they glitched and became part of the world's consciousness.

Jujutsu Kaisen: Geto as a spirit during the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, with his body returned. This spirit Geto contains the soul of the original Geto from this world's past timeline. The protagonist exists in their own body, accompanied by the tiger and the locust tree (a crossover with Cang Cang from the neighboring story).

After that come worlds combining Demon Slayer, Natsume's Book of Friends, Jujutsu Kaisen, Detective Conan, and Bungo Stray Dogs, with the focus shifting between different worlds at different times.

Taisho era, Demon Slayer: On the way to bring his fiancée Amane home, Kagaya Ubuyashiki is trapped by a heavy rainstorm at the old site of the Ubuyashiki ancestral home. In a deep pool, he discovers a “person” whose right side is covered in scars just like his own.

Modern era: Primarily Natsume's Book of Friends, with Jujutsu Kaisen and Detective Conan as secondary settings, and Bungo Stray Dogs and Demon Slayer in the background. (In this volume, Cang Cang sneaks across worlds while cosplaying as Matsuda Jinpei.)

“Xun, it's time to go home.”