A Guide to Using Secret Identities in Tokyo's Wild Dogs

Edogawa Rito was an employee at an ordinary armed agency. One day, he transmigrated to a parallel world where the Tokyo Tri-Corner Plan had never existed. At the same time, he transmigrated with a secret identity System, courtesy of the book that was the real culprit. The book said that if he collected enough points in Yokohama, he could go home. The System could provide him with several secret identities. This was an unfair deal, both for him and for Yokohama. As Edogawa Rito pondered how to collect the so-called points on a large scale, he opened the System. …Oh, they're all familiar faces. Fortunately, the secret identities had minds of their own, so he didn't have to go out of his way to play them. And so began Edogawa Rito's time as a secret identity. You can expect to see: Hayakawa Hata, the former top dog of the armed agency and current bodyguard, playing himself Kuri Shunwa, the Ginza boss and mastermind behind the Tokyo Society, returning to his old line of work The formidable foreign Transcendent, Mocha Qing, and Mo Yanzhong, a secret identity within a secret identity Tsushima Koichi, a game-loving little boy with an exceptionally high point contribution rate Anderson, who never comes out, considers himself a shut-in, and has an incredibly long name Hashimoto Mana, an ordinary goon who really doesn't want to run off to the Special Division for Unusual Powers Akimoto Riyuan, who really wants to slack off and doesn't want to do any extra work Miyu Akiko, a former director turned mascot who, as a little girl, runs straight into the arms of an older woman without hesitation And finally, Edogawa Rito himself, an ordinary psychic ability user who couldn't possibly have any ulterior motives Please note: All the secret identity characters and the protagonist are original characters from the project Tokyo Wild Dogs. Who is playing whom will be revealed in the story. If that's not your thing, please don't read. Theme: As long as you're having fun