[True Liquor Diary] The Red Faction's Guide to Going Dark

The boss has been having a lot of headaches lately: more and more undercover agents within the organization, heaps upon heaps of useless fools and turncoats, and an adopted son who's become more rebellious with age.

Because of all this, even though he's gained immortality, his hair keeps falling out one strand at a time from worry.

All right, for the sake of the hair he still has, it's time to groom his adopted son into a worthy successor as boss of the criminal organization.

Adopted son (sent to Yokohama): Don't come near me! Aaaah!!!

Iseihatsu has a problem. He transmigrated because of an ability singularity, landing in a world exactly like his old one except all his classmates have disappeared.

But he has another problem. At 16, still a high school student, his guardian is trying to groom him into a member of a criminal organization, and he was forced to drop out not long ago because Hope's Peak Academy shut down.

Fortunately, after arriving in Yokohama, he gained an ability for certain reasons. It helped preserve his classmates' bodies and souls, but certain conditions must be met to unlock them...

These include, but aren't limited to, borrowing bodies to play his classmates, or getting pulled into random instances to act out a story... Everything is fine except for the times when strangers get dragged in too.

[Instance One: The Undercover Agent's Final Day], with guest appearances by: Dazai Osamu...

"You don't mind getting kicked in the jaw until it dislocates while you're biting the steps, then being shot three times in the back?" A brief laugh. The pistol spun halfway around in the air before pointing at Iseihatsu's forehead.

To be continued.

Main Story One: Playing classmate Sakai Hikaru and completing a mission with Gin

"You have a rat in your family too, right? If I find proof that you're a rat..." Two pairs of dark green eyes met. Sakai Yan cut him off, looking unconcerned. "Whether I'm a rat or not, don't you know better than anyone?"

To be continued.

Theme: Everything is for a better future