I Got the Script After Transmigrating to Yokohama

[First novel. The writing is rather immature and can be obscure and difficult to understand.] Blurb One: Wu Yan, a shut-in who has struggled with socializing for ten thousand years, transmigrated because of a box of takeout. Compared with all the other bizarre ways people transmigrate, hers was absurdly slapdash. Wu Yan’s first reaction was to pull out her phone and ask the internet’s meme-loving netizens for help: [What should I do if I took some takeout and transmigrated across the sea to another country? P.S. I have no money and no passport.] [Thanks for the question. The original poster should read fewer novels and focus on saving money. Traveling properly is your best bet.] [Thanks for the question. I’m in X country, just got off the plane. In this situation, I suggest finding a bridge to sleep under. You’ll wake up from the dream in the morning.] Following their advice, Wu Yan, with her social anxiety and no idea where she was, spent her first night under a bridge. The moment she woke up, a huge lump of river-loving black sludge knocked her into the river. Oh, so she hadn’t transmigrated across the sea. She’d crossed dimensions. That’s even worse! Damn it!!!! Blurb Two: "No ties, no traces, nothing to prove your 'weight.'" "You are the 'only one' the world refuses to acknowledge." Since I have no ties or attachments, I can do whatever I want, right? I have supernatural abilities, and in this world, even the most unreasonable things can come true? People always believe what they see. Why not try believing that I’m a cowardly, useless failure? Yokohama gradually began to grow strange. Unspeakable things beyond the bounds of human understanding started appearing, and every clue pointed to a miserable social recluse wrapped in a scarf. Then it dawned on everyone: this guy was a complete lunatic! "Without supernatural abilities, nothing can be done in this world." "This world has nothing for me." "After all, I’m a coward who survives by 'forgetting' and waiting." "Put all your cards on the table. The more obvious it is, the easier it becomes, and the more deliberate it looks." "Will you try believing in me?" [Note] Because of his childhood experiences, the protagonist’s mental and emotional state is not particularly normal. He will develop a split personality later on. This is probably a healing story: first angst, then healing (?). The protagonist starts out innocent and turns dark. He’s a walking ball of black sludge, but he doesn’t realize it himself. There are also a few stories within the story. The Heaven arc contains lots of foreshadowing, so it may seem obscure or hard to understand. Everything will be explained later. Chapter 28 is told in flashback. The writing style varies: sometimes silly and lighthearted, sometimes dark and neurotic (?). The novel includes some original worldbuilding. Pairing: Dazai. Happy ending. Primarily set in the world of Bungo Stray Dogs, with other crossover settings to follow... Completed novel: The Years Fyodor and I Kept Betraying Each Other [Pairing: Dostoevsky] Thesis: Your future is in your own hands. Keep striving, and you can embrace a better life.