I Woke Up to Find I'd Transmigrated. How Can I Retire in Peace? [Anime Crossover]

Facing the flames of Honnoji, I, Oda Nobunaga, had already decided to meet my death in peace. At least, I was sure I was done for before I passed out from choking on the thick smoke. Who knew fate would play another trick on me and send me inexplicably to the Taisho era? I could have accepted surviving for no reason and transmigrating, but why on earth is there a Demon Slayer Corps here?! And just when I had finally calmed down and thought I'd spend the rest of my days relaxing in the Taisho era, I blinked, and I transmigrated again. If there's a second time, there won't be only a second time... But fine, I've transmigrated plenty of times now. Why are all these worlds so weird? And why is this person who just showed up staring at my face in disbelief? I don't know this person at all! ...What do you mean Oda Nobunaga is supposed to be a woman?! Oda Nobunaga (male): Ah, getting to retire in peace sure is hard. :) [Divider] #A peaceful retirement is impossible. It just isn't happening. ( #As mentioned above, the protagonist is Oda Nobunaga (male). His relationship to Nobu from Fate/Grand Order is roughly like Artoria's relationship to Arthur. To be clear, [this is not Kichiboshi from the Avenger class]! This is Oda Nobunaga as imagined by a dumb author, blending a little history, a little Type-Moon-style revision, and a little personal interpretation! There are very few similarities between this version and Nobu! #A sad story (?) about how the dumb author's whim (?) lets the protagonist survive Honnoji by accident, then transmigrate again and again and get dragged into trouble over and over. #No pairing [first-person narration]. An indulgent, satisfying story. If you insist on a pairing, it's Kicho. ( #I'll include whatever series come to mind. If the characters act out of character, that's on me. If you really don't like it, just click the top right and don't be rude. Thanks for cooperating. Theme: Cultivating oneself and struggling against fate