The Heroic Spirit Chekhov Says So [Crossover]

[Blurb revised 2024/5/27] - Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, male, Russian. He was supposed to die of illness during the supernatural war. When he opened his eyes again, he discovered that the Counter Force had chosen him, and he was about to be sent to Yokohama as a Heroic Spirit to work without pay. Yokohama, full of holes because of the world merger First, the orphanage director who abused children was gone; then, the aged boss of the Port Mafia was missing; strange and mysterious organizations had appeared, along with a whole batch of Japanese Public Security officials with no one in charge. Not only must he reappear before his underground doctor friend, who had once attended his funeral, and announce that he is actually his superior... He must also become Yokohama's top wage slave, running around to patch things up and stabilize this world teetering on the brink. "This is nothing like the afterlife I imagined!" "I want to go to Moscow..." So spoke Chekhov, Heroic Spirit. - "We must work for others until we are old. When our time comes to an end, we must die without complaint... I believe this, my uncle. I believe it with all my heart, with all my soul... At last, we will rest!", Uncle Vanya - *Contains plenty of references to and original interpretations of the writer Chekhov and his works. - Premise: What counts as a life?