Building a Literary Giant's Organization

[Coming Soon: The Manga Sequel, but the Original's Male Lead Has Gone Mad. Blurb at the very end~] [Not a secret identity story, just using secret identity settings to write an ensemble cast] When Haiyuan Beidou arrives in the world of Bungo, the world is still at war, and the protagonist, Atsushi, has not yet been born. He is entrusted with a seemingly impossible mission: build an international organization of ability users that exists only on paper, then save literature and, ultimately, the world... By myself? The thin, black-haired boy's mind becomes a tangled mess. But the black cat that brought him to Japan hears him out and flashes a sly grin. "It's time to recruit members from another world." Haiyuan Beidou, caught completely off guard: "Huh?!" Before long, he flies to Russia, where a journey called "growth" awaits him. "The breadth of Russian literature" "A founder of Russian literary realism" "A bridge connecting the classical and modern eras in the history of French literature" By the end of his journey, Haiyuan Beidou has built an international organization of ability users and saved the world alongside its seven members. Yet the end of one story is also the beginning of another... Fourteen years after Beidou's journey ends, two members of the Decay of the Angel set foot on Russian soil. Following in the founder's footsteps, they have come to uncover the story of the past. [Important] 1. No one discovers anyone's secret identity. 2. Slow-paced, ensemble cast. 3. A crossover with Bungo, Chaldea, and other anime. Aside from Bungo, the others only appear as background settings. 4. This story takes place in an alternate universe. The plot diverges from Bungo's main story, with many original literary figures and original worldbuilding. No alternate-universe counterpart setting. [Very Important] There are two timelines. The protagonist and the original characters live in different timelines. In short, the protagonist creates an organization in the past, greatly affects the original story's main plot, and changes everyone's fate. [Coming Soon: The Manga Sequel, but the Original's Male Lead Has Gone Mad. Please add it to your reading list~] One day, Li Ming, who is enjoying a carefree college life, suddenly sees a "discussion forum" from beyond the world. Its users call Li Ming's world a manga, his roommate the protagonist, and Li Ming a cannon fodder character... Li Ming: ...Huh? He doesn't want to believe it, but after witnessing events unfold exactly as the forum describes, he has no choice. After spending all night piecing together the general plot from the forum, Li Ming sums it up in a few points: 1. This is now the manga sequel. 2. The original's male lead is his roommate, Jiang Huai. 3. After a series of events, the original's male lead went mad and eventually succeeded in destroying the world. 4. The world has rolled back in time. 5. Every reader on the forum agrees completely: if the story follows the original plot again, the author's male lead will definitely destroy the world once more. Li Ming: ... [But the author hasn't announced the sequel's protagonist yet, and all he's said is that he wants to develop the protagonist's character through bystanders' perspectives early on.] [Yeah, exactly. Developing the character through a bystander's perspective means telling the story of the college students getting wiped out all over again from a bystander's perspective.] [So the author started a sequel just to let us watch the whole school get wiped out again?] [Are we going to watch the protagonist destroy the world again? QvQ This manga has gotten so deranged I can't even understand it anymore.] [The damn protagonist and the damn world. Amen.] Li Ming, screaming: ...No, the college students aren't going to get wiped out, and the world definitely isn't going to be destroyed! Because... From today onward, I'm the damn male lead of the sequel! * Fogbound City is currently the most popular urban action manga for boys. It won readers over early in its run with its exciting fights and beautiful art, but the thing that made it a hit with everyone and an undisputed phenomenon of the era was... Its unexpected ending. The protagonist of an action manga for boys ends up destroying the world, and he actually succeeds. Nearly every manga reader is deeply unhappy with the ending. So, just as the readers' frustration is about to reach its peak, the publisher hurriedly announces: [Fogbound City's timeline has rolled back. The manga sequel will be released in early June.] On the sequel's release day, countless readers rush to get their hands on it. And what they see is... A sequel protagonist who died right at the beginning of the original. Theme: Literature should always exist alongside the world