Those Days Traveling in Yokohama

[Complete. Please leave a five-star review!] Promoting my upcoming story: "After Ranking Up to Become the Protagonist of a Sports Anime [Crossover]" Work ID: 5704193 Author: Jingshe Liuli Synopsis: [Starts on April 29, Nakahara Chuuya's birthday] As the God of Calamity was reincarnating, the world's consciousness asked him: "In your next life, would you like to be a supporting character or the protagonist?" Nakahara Chuuya answered without hesitation: "If I can be the protagonist, who the hell would want to be a supporting character?" [A birthday story for Nakahara Chuuya. No matter what world you're in, you'll always be the one and only protagonist in my world.] [Premium chapters begin September 20] [Please read the notes at the very bottom of the synopsis before starting.] [This is a crossover. Since the settings of Bungo to Alchemist and Bungo Stray Dogs conflict, this story uses some elements from each, along with some original headcanons. The real world and the fictional world are kept separate. I'm tired of explaining this over and over.] [The protagonist is Akutagawa-sensei from Bungo to Alchemist, but there are original headcanons.] [Pairing: Dazai. Read between the lines for the hints!] [Pairing recommendation: "The Former Tsukumogami Who Became a Saniwa" by He Qianshuang] Synopsis 1: After saving the world, Akutagawa-sensei finally left the library. A sudden travel flyer sent him off alone to Yokohama. On his first day there, he discovered that all his ten-thousand-yen bills had turned into counterfeits. Then he found that the bookstore no longer carried the masterpieces written by those literary greats. Just as he thought he would have to return to work, he discovered that Yokohama was home to a group of ability users who shared the names of those authors. Synopsis 2: One day, a very strange person arrived in Yokohama. He was always dressed in a kimono and wooden sandals. His swordsmanship was extraordinarily elegant. He knew the abilities of every ability user exceptionally well. He even seemed to enjoy looking at everything in Yokohama with a peculiar expression. Reader's notes: 1. OOC warning. No historical research, and there are major changes to canon. Please be aware before reading. 2. Any recommendations posted in the comments, other than the author's own recommendations or ones the author has approved, will be considered hater comments. 3. There are mountains of headcanons. 4. Please don't offer unsolicited writing advice. Theme: The sights and experiences of traveling