[Crossover] On the Self-Cultivation of a Comedic Character

A story about a boy with chuunibyou who loves shonen battle manga, spends ten years crafting a protagonist's halo for himself, then smashes it to pieces in seconds. What do you need to transmigrate through time and space? Generally, it takes a ridiculous tragedy that can't be undone or changed: dying on the spot. What do you need for an adventure in another world? That's tough to pin down. Basically, you need a protagonist's halo and a heart full of grand chuunibyou dreams. Then, what's the chance of making it back after you succeed? One in a hundred million. The author won't write a conventional ending. That's exactly why this ending is no longer conventional, but it's a real pain. Anything to keep in mind? Bring along the magically summoned mage. Be ready to meet the person you've wanted to see through the dimensional wall. Bring a good voice you can use to cheer and scream at any moment, a funny straight-man persona, the art of making yourself inconspicuous whenever you want, a face that can turn into an electronic screen firing off comment bullets, and an angel-detecting device. Then raise your arms and shout, "This is a victory for protagonist fans!" · At its core, this is a silly story. · The protagonist is a shut-in whose greatest hobby is snarking. He has both chuunibyou and artsy sensitivities in his blood, with a passive skill for comedy. His life goal is to find a life goal. He has a little mathematical talent, a little sense of direction and quick reflexes, a little ability to read the room, and a little stalker energy. · Place your bets on the love interest. · Comedy and serious drama alternate. · The names are just aliases. Our protagonist has several, so don't sweat the details. No matter what, he's still himself. · HB to Tianji. This is a birthday story~ The protagonist's character concept was provided by her. Theme: Optimism is an attitude toward life; living freely is an art.