[Crossover] The Whole World Doesn't Welcome Me

Mo Ya is a crow who has gained humanlike intelligence. Forced to uphold everyone's stereotypical image of crows, she brings bad luck wherever she goes, and trouble follows wherever she lands.

After bidding farewell to her glorious days of old, the best impression she probably left on people was this: a crow drinking water.

After her nth unlucky incident, her friends back in China kicked her out of the country to go on a "vacation."

And so...

On her first day in Yokohama: the city was blown up by Arahabaki's safety mechanism, and she happily acquired one amnesiac pretty boy.

On her first day stumbling into the Port Mafia: she was forced to watch the Port Mafia boss "die of illness and step down," and happily met two teacher-student pairs of black-mud weirdos.

On her first day in Tokyo: a high school detective shrank into an elementary school student, and she happily met one elementary school student shinigami.

On her first day in Namimori... on her first day at each school... on her first day back in China...

And from then on...

Two murder cases a day, a battle for supremacy at the front lines, black-mud scriptwriters all around her. Wherever disaster strikes, there is her kind little crow, right in the middle of it.

Mo Ya: No! It wasn't me! It really wasn't because of me!!!

Everyone: Go! Hurry up and leave! Get out of here, now!!!

One kind little crow: QAQ~

Finally, after being driven away by the British demon shinigami and scorned by the demons, immortals, and special beings of China, she was blacklisted by Japan.

Mo Ya: Just let me die!

Heaven: Sorry, troublemakers live for a thousand years. You're staying alive.

Mo Ya: ...[world's swear words]

Notes:

The CP is undecided, and it might just be no CP.

The cover shows her character design. The thing on her head is her true form.

The female lead isn't the brainy type. She knows a lot, but is rather simple-minded. Because of her special nature, she'll blame things on herself. Keep that in mind if that's not your thing.

Theme: No matter how unlucky you are, never give up hope