Tsuna's Absolutely Terrible Luck

In a parallel world, Tsunayoshi suddenly “awakens” two abilities one day when he is four years old. One is a superpower that lets him do anything, and the other is an absolutely terrible luck constitution that guarantees disaster whenever he leaves the house.

(Note that this takes place in a parallel world! The characters’ personalities are bound to differ from those in the main world next door, where tragedy reigns!!!)

From then on, Tsunayoshi lives through one disaster after another, while also doing battle with his older sister, whose thoughts are always blocked by a jumble of garbled text. (Her name was deliberately chosen to sound old-fashioned.) Life is a complete nightmare. (Resolved.)

Important: The Mary Sue sister is dealt with once and for all in the chapter about Tsuna in the zombie apocalypse, where the chapter titles are marked “This World.” After that, if “This World” no longer appears, it means the Mary Sue sister is dead. Starting when Tsunayoshi begins jumping between worlds, she is barely mentioned again. Only chapters whose titles are marked “This World” cover what happens later in this world, and those events will be properly resolved. Everything else takes place in parallel worlds.

Important 2: After the Mary Sue sister dies, the story mainly follows Superpower Tsuna as he transmigrates to various parallel worlds to find his companions. It also explores the bonds between the Tsunayoshi of those worlds and their companions through Superpower Tsuna. When depicting parallel worlds, the point of view will not always be Superpower Tsuna’s, and he will appear less often, since the focus shifts to the stories of the parallel-world Tsunayoshis and their companions. His general search for his companions will still be covered, with the exact balance depending on the world in question.

Superpower Tsuna is currently transmigrating between worlds to find his companions, who have become scattered across various parallel worlds. Worlds visited include:

The zombie world, the interstellar world with star voyager Tsuna, spirit-lantern Tsuna, dream-spirit Tsuna, radio host Tsuna (supernatural), doctor Tsuna, perfumer Tsuna, actor Tsuna, detective Tsuna, phantom thief Tsuna, soldier Tsuna, merfolk Tsuna, earthbound spirit Tsuna, and more (check the chapter list).

Even if they meet under different circumstances, he can still forge new bonds with his companions.

This story is actually about one of the parallel worlds occupied by a Mary Sue in the neighboring novel, “The Tragic Evolution of Tsunayoshi.”

Tsuna’s superpowers are a lot like Qi’s, but they come with even more restrictions! A lot more! Readers, please note: a lot more! Don’t ask why he can’t do certain things even though he has superpowers. Every factor has been carefully considered in the story!

Theme: To be added later