The Astonishing Wisdom of the Power of Y’Know, in a Crossover Anime World

Elements of this book: the power of “I reckon,” a permanent stay at the Spring of Drowned Women, summoning by writing and drawing, occasional deranged antics, meme after meme, and ruthless moves. Worlds visited: the original world (zombie horde), Ultraman tokusatsu series, Honkai: Star Rail, Genshin Impact, Zenless Zone Zero, Date A Live, High School DxD, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Oreimo, Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid, Re:Zero, Akame ga Kill!, Pokémon, and more… Because the protagonist transmigrates all over the place without a plan, anime characters will suddenly transmigrate into all sorts of other worlds… Story style: absurd comedy, transmigration and rebirth, ditching morality and dignity to enjoy a shameless life… The protagonist is carefree. His original name? Too much trouble to think of one. All you need to know is that in his previous life, he spent over a decade biding his time to avenge his parents, infiltrating various criminal gangs and taking down more than a dozen drug-dealing operations of all sizes. After avenging his parents, he was in his thirties, with no dreams left. He usually watched comedy videos and read absurdist fiction. Since he had often dressed in drag before, he had taken pretty good care of his looks and was still a rather well-preserved “uncle,” on the verge of turning forty and entering middle age. Later, with nothing to do and no desire to keep living, the protagonist jumped into a river. As a result, the Emotion Value System brought him to another world. But the System had no good intentions to begin with, and never expected that the protagonist’s awakened supernatural ability would kill it and turn it into a legal loli. After being killed, the System girl ended up spending her days joining the protagonist in their delightfully deranged schemes… (Currently in the Ultraman Tiga world.)