[Crossover] After the Character Setting Went Wrong

I was heated and a little irrational just now, so I marked it as complete without thinking. After talking it over with the group and some friends, I've calmed down. I'm definitely not writing a Jujutsu Kaisen fic. I don't insult people, but next time someone nitpicks, I'll get someone to help me argue back. And thank you all for liking the story. Thank you, everyone. [I don't make knives, I'm just a knife manufacturer, so don't come after me ovo!] Gu Chao is a weak, helpless, pitiful bookworm and top student. After he dies, he's forced to bind with a System. To get back sooner and finish reading Three Highs and Five Exams, he decides to risk his life completing missions. But once he receives his first mission, he's baffled. Who are these people? What's a character setting? Could this be... a new kind of reading comprehension exercise? And so the System watches, weary to its core, as its Host begins doing reading comprehension. [Hair as soft as moonlight, bright golden eyes, and these five brave, determined little tigers. I see!] [Gotou's character setting is: a gentle, determined powerhouse!] System (scanning the picture of the tiny tigers and little short swords): Wait a minute! Think about it again! [That name, that outfit, I can only think of one person.] [Edogawa Ranpo's character setting is: a detective and writer who overcame disability through sheer determination!] System (scanning the glasses in the picture): Wait a minute! Look again! Edogawa Ranpo isn't blind! [Bright golden hair like fine sand, amber eyes, and these comments. I see!] [Agatsuma Zenitsu's character setting is: the strongest genius Thunder Hashira!] System (scanner error): Hold on! Think about how many times you've been kicked out by the rules because your character setting was wrong! Gu Chao (pushing up his glasses): I'm a top student. Reading comprehension, scratch that, character settings can't possibly be wrong! My acting must just be bad! System (checking his acting score, which is nearly perfect): ... [Wheat-colored skin, a suggestive bar, black clothes, and what a seductive expression. His looks... He's broke and looking for a rich woman at the bar. No doubt about it, he's a gigolo.] [Rei Furuya's character setting is:] System (logic malfunction): No, don't say it. Just be happy with your answer. 1. No CP. This is a companion story to The Manual for Playing a Powerful Figure next door. The synopsis order isn't the order of the worlds he transmigrates into. 2. No revealing identities. Reasonable overthinking turns this into an angst story. Theme: Walk your own path and let others talk.