Kisaki Tetta had everything planned out from middle school. Every single movement was precisely calculated as though it was chess. Every single flaw was noticed and eventually reshaped and improved. It was flawless. There was one issue though. The person that would get in his way of achieving a high social status was a time traveler.

Surprisingly but naturally, his plan started tumbling down when the supposed time traveler started changing the route of his plan continuously. And that all boiled down to a final face off that ended in catastrophe as Kisaki was hit by a truck.

One thing we know about massive vehicle accidents like this though, is that it's almost never the end of the story for those affected by it. Rather it's the opposite. And in this case, Kisaki is somehow magically transported into a cartoonish dimension that looked like it was painted by an artist from the 19th century. With him being presented with an alternate reality where the inhabitants of it are easily manipulated, he knew what strange opportunities lie for him by the doorstep. His plan to achieve dominance and a powerful position begins anew in this abnormal world, now without a time traveler to get in his way of achieving it. But maybe that might not be the very thing to prevent him from ever achieving it.

(Crossover between Tokyo Revengers and My Little Pony.)