[Cosplay Transmigration] Could You Please Send Someone Who's Actually Alive?

Thanks to Mie Mie for the cover (cheering). The cover features the cosplayer before transmigrating (yes).

As an ordinary cosplayer who has seen plenty of works, ■■ has always loved transmigration-through-cosplay stories. That doesn't mean he's willing to transmigrate himself!

And what's more, every time he transmigrates, he often brings along one or two friends. The plot keeps flying off in every direction until it ends up in Java. Why is it so hard to prove he's just a happy, ordinary person?

It's not like he deliberately keeps playing characters who die in the original works! It's just that every plot loves to kill off the kinds of characters he plays most often!

A list of planned arcs (I may not get to all of them, but here's the list for now)

Arc One: A ghost abandoned by the world and the human partner who comes searching for them

"Bourbon, put down my script and stop making it tragic! I'm just an ordinary ghost!"

Arc Two: An ordinary school doctor (on the surface) and a deep-sea cultist who should already be dead

"I'm just a school doctor. I have nothing to do with Solomon, and nothing to do with all those Lovecraftian things either. Believe me!"

Arc Three: The world's luckiest person and its unluckiest person

"KP? KP, are you okay? Sorry, I don't know why there's a critical success here either... So, can I use my ability now?"

Arc Four: Two angels who have forgotten their powers

"Why are we the ones who transmigrated? Shouldn't it have been those two demons who are always at each other's throats?"

And a bonus arc: The god of Neverland and the investigator who wandered into this world

"There's someone I want to save, no matter what."

"I don't have much tying me to this world, but your music is beautiful... Could you play one more song for me?"

More arcs to be added...

Notes:

1. The protagonist is adorable.

2. The protagonist has a love interest and is a cosplayer. They will probably appear in a later arc.

3. Updates whenever inspiration strikes.

Theme: Wounds don't disappear, but we still have to carry on with them