I Transmigrated into Dekisugi and Let Doraemon Carry Me to Victory

An ordinary office worker transmigrates into the top student Dekisugi of Sunshine Elementary School. Their souls merge, and all his memories remain.

Modern city life goes on as usual, with endless whimsical gadgets from Doraemon’s pocket, Nobita still having terrible luck, and the world retaining its childlike charm.

His new identity fits perfectly, but he has to pretend he’s “always been this capable,” while his inner commentary runs nonstop.

Others get into trouble relying on gadgets; he uses his brains to avoid pitfalls, cool as a breeze and absurdly steady.

While the whole class panics like ants on a hot pan, he raises his hand gracefully: “Let me add something to this answer.”

School and home life carry on as before. He protects this innocence and coasts through the warmest days of childhood.