I Was Hunted Down for Writing Stories That Were Too Heartbreaking

Shenjo Chisato, male, famous Japanese author. Died by suicide after taking an overdose. Left behind many works. Now he really is trapped inside a book, and has even stabbed a friend. Shenjo Chisato, who had recovered his memories, looked at Akutagawa Ryunosuke apologetically, yet the words coming out of his mouth were insults that had nothing to do with an apology. Akutagawa Ryunosuke was just as bad, trading insults with him as if no one else were around. Dazai Osamu, caught between them through no fault of his own: … Shenjo Chisato seems to have ended up in a pretty incredible place. His junior, Nakahara Chuuya, is here, too. Even if everyone else has forgotten him, this is still so interesting. After catching up with Chuuya, he eagerly set out to look around some more, but Akutagawa Ryunosuke grabbed him. Aku: Where do you think you’re going? Sit down and eat properly. Shenjo: ...Okay. And so began his peaceful (forced) daily life (of eating). Though this peaceful routine occasionally had its flaws. Shenjo Chisato ruffled the hair of a child from another world who, for some reason, knew him. “Ah, this is really unexpected. Seems like a huge hassle.” “Even if it’s a hassle, you still have to eat properly,” Akutagawa Ryunosuke said with a smile, ignoring everyone’s horrified looks. A few things to know about this story: 1. Pairing: Akutagawa is the top. The authors’ identities are entirely fictional. 2. There’s a harem-like appeal, but it’s familial affection. OOC warning, as per the usual convention, don’t read if it’s not your thing. 3. This was inspired by imagining scenarios from Bungou to Alchemist. Damn, Akutagawa, I’m so into you. Theme: An old married couple’s daily life