Livestreaming Under a Secret Identity in the Mission World

As the leader of the Time and Space Administration's former Acting Group, now Secret Identity Group, I reluctantly agree to my (wise) (foolish) boss's request to add a livestream function to the secret identity System. I need to give the rookies a demonstration, so under the watchful eyes of countless viewers, I perform one over-the-top roleplay scenario after another for the locals.

[Blood of the Gods]

A girl who controls birds, possessing divine blood capable of healing every injury and illness.

"A commoner is guilty of possessing a jewel."

[Phoenix]

A young man who cannot die, rising from the flames again and again.

"I escaped death, but that makes me an aberration, an affront to reason."

[Angelos]

A monster born in a laboratory, with the appearance of an angel.

"I don't want to be an angelos. I just want to be human."

[Inner Voice]

A girl who lives alongside cats and can hear what they think.

"What people say and what they think are often different."

[Kingdom of Death]

A shark assassin turned into a humanoid weapon through training, with its soul bound inside a 'key.'

"Maybe I died a long time ago. Maybe the thing standing in front of you is just a corpse."

[Broker]

A broker whose name is rapidly rising in the underworld.

"I only handle the deal. I don't care about good or evil. If you can pay the price, the deal is on."

Yuecheng Liyin, wearing her secret identity: Acting out these scripts is already painful enough. Please, all you script-addicted people, stay away from me!

*Original secret identities.

*The characters' intelligence is limited by the author's intelligence.

My next work, now open for preorders: Your Character Settings Are Weird. Here's the blurb:

Shiina Miyu from the Data Division of the Time and Space Administration accidentally leaked the source database, causing some contained source data to flow into other worlds. To make up for his mistake, he has no choice but to personally visit the small worlds and retrieve the data.

In the small worlds where that source data has ended up:

A bandage-wearing man who fell into the water is rescued by [Dazai, Child of the Light].

Bandage-wearing man: Terrifying. Even more terrifying than the dark little guy growing to six foot three.

On the way to the detective agency, the agency director picks up [Ranpo the Canary].

Director: Want to come back to the detective agency with me?

A first-year student who has just reunited with their unscrupulous teacher sees [Gojo, the Refined Clan Head], who looks exactly like their teacher, and their brain sinks into boundless emptiness.

First-year: It's the same face, but somehow the other guy is way more handsome than our teacher.

While exorcising a curse, a second-year student is cut off by [Yuta the Curse User] appearing out of nowhere, and calls their classmate overseas.

Second-year: Yuta, we ran into your twin brother!

At a gem exhibition, a white-clad phantom thief crosses paths with [Kaito Kid Ran].

Kuroba: Great Detective, you might not believe this, but the gem I just stole was stolen by your girlfriend.

At a murder scene, a certain elementary school student and a blond, dark-skinned waiter stare at [Detective Kurosawa] in shock.

The two of them: This has to be an illusion, or I'm still dreaming and haven't woken up.

When everyone learns these are alternate-universe counterparts: This character setting is way too far off the mark!

*These are not secret identities. The cards are source data from parallel worlds, genuine counterparts from parallel worlds.

Theme: There's always something you can do. Don't give up too easily.