After the clamor of the anime convention died down, Lin Xiaomo and three friends woke up in a flash of white light to find the world turned upside down.
On the streets of Yokohama, clashes between supernatural abilities broke out without end. The Demon Slayer Corps’ blades blazed with the fire of conviction. Dark currents swirled within the barriers of Jujutsu High... They hadn’t merely transmigrated: they had completely become the characters they were cosplaying. Osamu Dazai’s cunning, Chuuya Nakahara’s gravity, Edogawa Ranpo’s intelligence, and Akiko Yosano’s healing powers were all theirs.
But this “gift” came with a heavy burden. A mysterious entity known as the “Mirror of Myriad Worlds” told them they had become “World Restorers.” They had to travel into storylines on the brink of collapse, invaded by “high-dimensional toxins” such as “transmigrators” and “System holders,” and set things right.
Yet restoring worlds was far more than simply fighting monsters and leveling up. They had to:
Walk a tightrope between acting and being themselves: With their personalities deeply affected by their roles, when should they get into character, and when should they stay clearheaded?
Make choices in ethical dilemmas: Should they coldly “correct” everything, or take a risk and seek a better possibility?
Face threats from their “colleagues”: Other teams of restorers had different principles. Were they enemies or allies? It was hard to tell.
From the battle of wits in Bungo Stray Dogs to the convictions of Demon Slayer, from the redemption of Jujutsu Kaisen to the questions of Fate/Zero... their footsteps spanned countless worlds. Lin Xiaomo gradually realized that their transmigration was no coincidence, and the source of every world’s collapse pointed to one shared secret.
