CompletedWhite Jun dreams of becoming an actor, but despite her passion, she has no opportunities to showcase her talents. One day, she unexpectedly encounters the Identity Roleplay System, which allows her to take on various roles with high compatibility and provides references for the "correct answers."
There’s just one rule: the natives of this world must never discover her otherworldly origins.
Luckily, the identities she adopts naturally align with the world’s logic.
A vessel for the Curse King? Conveniently like a jinchūriki.
A delinquent white-haired teacher who hides his face? Sounds familiar—he’s just like a jinchūriki's mentor.
A technique that allows copying others’ powers? Hmm... maybe too convenient.
When the people around her start reacting strangely to her disguises, White Jun gradually realizes something is off.
It’s too coincidental.
A year after becoming a special-grade sorcerer, Yuta Okkotsu receives a late-night call from his mentor, claiming to have found his "ancestor."
Yuta: "?"
Rushing back to Japan, Yuta is taken to meet a special-grade cursed spirit with scars covering half its face.
Yuta: My ancestor is a cursed spirit?
... Or is it the other way around? Is this spirit a victim of my ancestor?
Remembering the accidental curse he placed on Rika, Yuta suddenly panics. Could this "ancestral curse" thing run in the family?!
Seeing Yuta’s confusion, Gojo Satoru waves it off:
“No, no. Your ancestor is the one who cursed this guy.”
Yuta: “???”
Meanwhile, the protagonist in a certain clan disguise awkwardly wonders how to clear up this massive misunderstanding.