I Became the Scum of Humanity Through Reading

[A work written during a creative slump, with a major landmine early on. The protagonist is exactly as the title suggests] Haiyinsi Ming is an avid reader with an extraordinary supernatural ability: he can bring books he has finished reading into reality and make use of them. And so, a woman in red, seemingly a ghost, appears on the streets of Yokohama; a fox spirit appears in the slums, injuring countless people; an unidentified flying object appears in the sky, bearing four huge characters: Infinite Reincarnation! Haiyinsi Ming: Honestly, this has nothing to do with me. Everyone: Please stop reading! To prevent these strange incidents, the three major organizations in Yokohama quickly reach an agreement and join forces to hunt down the reader, Haiyinsi Ming. Blocking Haiyinsi's path is a fearsome orange-haired man in black, a member of the mafia whose supernatural ability is gravity. He uses Space Travel, a book about the moving love story of a pair of space sweethearts in a weightless environment. Chuya, forced to float in midair: ... Standing in Haiyinsi's way is a bespectacled corporate drone whose supernatural ability is to read memories. He uses The Forgotten, a book about an amnesiac who searches for his memories and finds love along the way. The drone, suddenly forgetting what he was going to do: ... The last person to land in front of Haiyinsi is a sly, cunning young man who slacks off at every opportunity. His supernatural ability is nullification! Haiyinsi: Smirks.jpg He uses The Laws of Hell, a forbidden book about the torment of people cast into the Eighteenth Layer of Hell after death. Dazai: Hey, hey, isn't that a bit too harsh? I'm so scared~ Haiyinsi: ... If you weren't grinning so happily, I might actually believe you. [Highlights] Severe character derailment warning. All works mentioned in the story are original. A crossover between multiple worlds. See the tags and blurb for the specific worlds. The male lead's character is exactly as the title suggests. Theme: Books are the ladder of human progress