A Hundred Million in Debts: Sonoko Pays It Back

Lin Chuan, a 17-year-old Chinese student, wakes up one day in the world of Detective Conan.

The price: He owes the System 100 million yen. On the fifteenth of every month, 100,000 yen is automatically deducted. If he doesn't have enough, interest accrues daily. The System takes what it wants, when it wants.

To stay alive, he lays low as a martial arts instructor, teaching classes by day and paying off his debt at night.

Then, during a torrential downpour, Sonoko Suzuki walks in to take shelter, soaked from head to toe. He hands her a towel and dries her hair.

From that day on, the young heiress of the Suzuki conglomerate shows up at the martial arts school at precisely 6:30 every day.

She brings him breakfast in the morning, asks him out after school, and is the first to call his name whenever anyone gives her trouble.

The System says: Every penny she spends on you is deducted from your debt according to how close you are. At first, each yen counts tenfold. The deeper your bond, the more gets deducted.

Lin Chuan says: I just want to pay off my debt.

Sonoko says: When are you going to pay me back for those three meals you owe me?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.