"If I were to be transported to another world" or "If I were reincarnated in another world"

When I woke up, I was in a giant classroom. A female teacher appeared before a group of people of all ages and genders, from children to adults, and said this: "You will be transferred to another world." In a classroom filled with people who had knowledge of otherworld transfers, the protagonist went through the skill allocation system—a development I had seen countless times on novel websites before. Death and another world. Acquiring skills with points. What was supposed to be a common otherworldly adventure story following this template actually was... The protagonist is neither a bullied child nor a genius. He cannot use "Plunder" or "Alchemy," the representatives of powerful skills, nor is he granted special skills by a god. But he wasn't forced to choose trap skills either. He simply survives. That's all he aims for as he goes through each day. That's this story. *Chapters marked with an asterisk in the title have status and skill information listed in the afterword.