After Uninstalling the System, I Was Forced to Perform

After Qing Shuigu Zheyuan was freed from the System, all he wanted was a peaceful life.

After being kidnapped by a blade-obsessed maniac, he unexpectedly finds himself back before the save point.

So the timeline has moved up, but why does everyone seem to remember what happened before?

The frail and helpless head of the Qing Shuigu family originally planned to write a script, but someone interrupts him every few days.

He makes an ordinary visit to relatives in Yokohama, only to get caught up in the love-hate drama of a flower shop owner.

At long last, he returns to Heian-kyo. This time Qing Shuigu gives up and does nothing, unconcerned with everything else. So why is a mad dog still chasing after him...

Qing Shuigu Zheyuan looks at the people who have memories they shouldn’t have, and his smile gradually stiffens.

Real-world continuation 1: The Tsukumogami Who Will Never Get a Response. (Complete. Content warning: meandering and plot-light, with the focus on emotions; the main story takes place in Eternal Heian-kyo.)

Save file 2: The Jujutsu World Everyone Chose to Destroy. (Complete. It turned into a rambling mess as I wrote. Laziness.jpg.)

Save file 3: Stray Dogs in Symbiosis (in progress).

Save file 4: Eternal Heian-kyo.

Real-world continuation: (overall bonus chapters or other possibilities)

Tips:

1. The protagonist is especially unlucky. Things go against his wishes, and he attracts malice.

2. A universally adored character with an evil alignment who upholds order.

3. Extremely overpowered, with many original settings and plenty of out-of-character portrayals.

4. His danger level is king-tier in mental terms. He’s intelligent, but physically useless in a fight. (He can’t increase his own strength and can only rely on others for protection, like a curse.)

5. The protagonist is a scumbag, scumbag, scumbag. Normally, he has a gentle, sickly disposition.

6. The story probably includes Touken Ranbu, Bungo Stray Dogs, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Heian-kyo (mainly), with a few appearances from The World God Only Knows, Horimiya, Detective Conan, The Junji Ito Collection, and so on. It’s all about boomerangs: they’re only lightly touched on at first, but take center stage later.

Theme: Do your utmost to survive as an ordinary person