Isekai Shikkaku

The protagonist declares the necessity of engaging in a double suicide pact.

Shall I Tell You How It Feels to Sleep in a Coffin?

The protagonist expresses a willingness to face death at any moment

The narrative focuses on the critical issue of preventing self-harm and suicide.

I Am Someone Who Wishes to Die, Not a Corpse That`s Already Dead

An individual desiring to be consumed has arrived at the castle

Will You Sentence Me to Death Again?

Sensei encounters Esche and Yamada while the world tree suffers under greedy other-worlder control

Sensei and his party visit a town near the world tree, which is losing vitality due to greedy other-worlders running a gambling den and using tree leaves as an addictive drug. Sensei meets Esche, a mysterious woman who helps him relax while secretly protecting townspeople from thugs. Another brave other-worlder, Yamada, arrives and defeats the thugs at the villagers' request. Despite Sensei's protests, the people accuse Esche of betrayal and force her to leave. The villagers then propose that Yamada continue the drug business, leaving him distraught by their greed. As the team departs, the world tree begins to fall, seemingly saddened by the situation. Esche visits Sensei, revealing she is a fragment of the world tree, and gifts him infinite calmotin.

The narrative involves the transformation of a character into a lump of ash

Reflect on your failure to kill me properly

The protagonist cannot die until they finish writing the other person's story

The protagonist rides with the intent to die tonight