The Happiness Theory of an Invisible Person

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1.

Let me introduce myself. My name is Shiroshugo Asumi. In real life, I'm so lacking in presence that I'm almost invisible. The only unusual thing about me is that I fall into other people's dreams when I sleep.

I thought I would always be an invisible background extra with dark circles under my eyes. Then, one day after school, a blond classmate and his friend quietly told me that someone had been following me, and asked if I needed help.

Wait a second. How can you see me?

Wait another second. So many people can see me?

2.

Let me introduce myself again. I'm Shiroshugo Asumi, a high school student who suddenly discovered that transmigration after death is real. Though I currently look about three or four years old, and a young man speaking a language I don't understand has taken me home with him.

The young man told me to call him Fyodor, and explained that I was actually an ability user.

...So why does this world have an ability that's practically useless and could also get its owner killed?

3.

One last introduction. My name is Shiroshugo Asumi, and I'm...

As I said those words, countless scenes flashed through my mind. I was about to set out on the path I had chosen for myself. I was alone here.

But I wasn't sad.

I'm Shiroshugo Asumi, an invisible ghost.

I've returned to the world of the living, and become someone with a heart of my own.

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◆Reading Notes◆

1. A crossover of Detective Conan, Bungo Stray Dogs, and ID: INVADED, with the worlds merging. [Not one of the worlds is just a backdrop!] [No putting down one world's power levels to prop up another.] [You can follow the story without knowing ID: INVADED.] [But ID: INVADED really is great, highly recommend it, haha.]

2. Everything in the blurb will be explained in a way that makes sense. The worlds merge seamlessly, and the main plot is complete, so feel free to dive in. There are some original interpretations, an indistinct timeline, and extensive changes to the original settings. There may be logic bugs, and the characters will definitely be out of character.

3. The protagonist grows over time. The heroine is more rational than emotional.

4. A serious drama. It's categorized as romance because emotions are an important theme in the story, but the main text probably won't have a pairing until the very end. No promises of bonus chapters.

5. More to be added.

Theme: We all have a bright future.