*First-person narration warning
*Everyone else has one person with multiple secret identities, but here it's multiple people sharing one secret identity (huh, that's weird)
*The author's personal worldbuilding is extensive. If that's not your thing, proceed with caution. Elementary-school-level writing, logic is dead.
The tried-and-true transmigration trope of a big vehicle hitting a little person has appeared once again.
The ridiculous part is that I'm not the little person who got hit. I'm the big vehicle that got falsely accused of hitting someone. To be exact, I was just an ordinary high school rabbit from China, riding on a big school bus.
But I still transmigrated, along with a whole busload of my classmates. That damn idiot who climbed over the barrier without checking the light was just lying on the ground safe and sound, making fake cries of pain, and could even have played the old lady in "Should I Help or Not?" to perfection.
Does that make any sense? This damn thing isn't even in the same sea, let alone the same river.
[Class Monitor]: Forget about justice, theorems, rivers and seas for now. We need to discuss Eri Kisaki first.
[Me]: Why?
[Deputy Class Monitor]: Because science, that's why.
[Entire Class]: Damn it.
"We" have no romantic pairings; everyone else sticks to their canon pairings.
Theme: Even when you're in despair, believe that you're not fighting alone
