After transmigrating into an ordinary high-school slice-of-life world with a crossover cast, all I wanted was to quietly fade into the background.
That was until the transfer student Yukinoshita Yukino moved in next door, and I realized something was off about this world.
Then Megumi Kato became my desk mate, Utaha Kasumigaoka started getting close to me, and Eriri came knocking at my door.
I thought it was all just coincidence, until they showed me photos and said, “You’re my childhood friend I lost years ago!”
Staring at one photo after another that I had absolutely no memory of, I fell into deep thought. Can childhood friends be mass-produced these days?
It's better to just defeat the system directly.
I can't understand it, it's too confusing
The atmosphere is well created, but it seems that the male protagonist has no role to play at the moment. In addition, the male protagonist's trust in Kasumigaoka is rather deliberate and unfounded. Another point is, if the experiment is just cognitive coverage, where did the photos of green plums come from? If p-pictures are not considered
The logic and all kinds of irrationality are too great. The protagonist does not cheat, and is a proper experimental product. If it succeeds, the heroine is either an experimental product or participated in it (the possibility is unlikely or too small). There is a high probability that she is an experimental product.