Detective Conan: The Timeline Collapses, and I Transmigrate Across the Heavens

On December 12, 1993, time began looping aboard Lin Sheng's flight to Tokyo.

Lunch, dinner, sunset, and night replayed over and over within three hours. He ate six boxes of pasta, learned how to skydive, and filled an entire notebook with plans, but the calendar remained stuck on the same day.

Even stranger, Shinichi Kudo and "Sleeping Kogoro" existed at the same time. What did that mean? It meant the timeline of this world was not linear at all. It revolved around "cases," trapping uninvolved people in loops, while only transmigrators could sense that something was wrong.

Lin Sheng figured it all out: to break the loop, he had to stage a case on the plane. So he carefully plotted a "murder," putting detective enthusiast Ota Xiaochuan at the center and placing the chief flight attendant, the chef, and the doctor in a chain of suspects with only three possible culprits.

The moment the satellite phone connected, a familiar voice came through: "This is Kogoro Mouri."

Now that a transmigrator has seen through the rules governing time in the world of Conan, it's time to change the rules of this city crawling with death gods.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.