Transmigrated into Doraemon: I Become a God with Bread

Tokyo's Nerima Ward. The summer heat is stifling, and the cicadas shriek.

Dekisugi is the most dependable top student in class: good grades, well liked, and quiet.

Nobita gets another zero, Doraemon sighs and pulls out a gadget, and everyday life stays full of ups and downs.

He is just an onlooker, until the day he takes a bite of bread.

A short drama suddenly plays in his mind: historical figures selling oden, and his father running a shop in an apron.

He unexpectedly gains a golden finger that lets bread trigger memory visions.

Eat bread to watch "memory dramas," replaying the past and previewing possibilities.

Others turn things around with gadgets; he uses his brain to work out the whole situation.

He never steals the spotlight, only offering a quiet, "I read about that while researching..." at the crucial moment.

When Nobita cries over his homework, he lends him his notes. When Gian causes trouble, he calmly finds a way to resolve it.

Shizuka admires him, Doraemon is puzzled, and no one realizes he's no longer the person he used to be.

Calm on the outside, he has already figured out the logical flaw in every farce.

One day, he'll see through the principles behind every gadget and control the information advantage.

He doesn't need a four-dimensional pocket to stand at the heart of the storm.

A transmigrator may hold back, but when he acts, he becomes the rules themselves.