This book is also known as: [Crossover] The Chaotic Roleplayer
#Ensemble cast, shifting viewpoints, unconventional transmigration, probably closer to the Fourth Industrial Revolution style.
#Roleplay transmigration?
#Apologies for OOC, and a warning in advance.
#The title doesn't specify the scope of the crossover, so here's an explanation: It includes every novel, anime, and game I've experienced. The characters and worlds they transmigrate into are chosen by spinning a wheel and drawing lots, so there will be all sorts of ridiculous mismatches in power levels, worldbuilding, and other things. Worlds and characters may repeat too. Anyway, I'm just writing this for fun, so don't sweat the details.
#I'll finish writing the draws I've already gotten before drawing more. I'll add to the blurb gradually. Wait, what did I just draw? [Horrified]
#Updates are slow. The hardest thing in the world, as far as I'm concerned, is keeping up the writing.
Roleplayers have roleplayer souls. Roleplayers who owe people scenes are superior; people who pester others for scenes are inferior.
Roleplay, short for text-based roleplaying, is a social game where people act out roles through written exchanges.
I joined a group chat with some friends, and we signed up for a new roleplay platform they'd just released. With technology advancing, roleplay was getting all sorts of new features. This platform advertised full-dive technology and smart AI for roleplaying.
I didn't understand why roleplay needed full-dive technology, but I happily joined in anyway. Now, for every big group roleplay, we have to try our best to stay in character and respond to each scene while NPCs watch. Still, with NPCs in the setting, it's even more fun.
At least, that's what the roleplayers thought.
