A young, struggling web novelist transmigrates to the world of Detective Conan. But he doesn't transmigrate into a good-for-nothing. Instead, he gets lucky and transmigrates into the body of an orphaned hacker with no parents. On second thought, this hacker identity is actually pretty impressive!
But why do I have to go to Japan?! I don't want to! I just want to live an ordinary life! I'd rather die than go.
Ding! Carefree Detective System successfully bound! This is great! I'm going to Japan to solve cases! Nobody can stop me!
Some time later!
"Hey, hey! Why is solving cases so exhausting? And why do I have to help other people solve cases to earn points? When I solve cases myself, I only get non-mission points! Most importantly, why is it so exhausting? So exhausting! I've said it three times now!"
"Ahem! Our System is called 'The System Takes It Easy While You Solve Cases.' Did you misunderstand?"
"Meow meow meow???? So this is the legendary..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Most of the female protagonists who write singles in Feilu are sold out.
It's hard to watch a story with a single heroine (one heroine to the end? Too single-minded), and it's also boring (many heroines who came first will be ignored and forgotten). Only a limited number of heroines are truly exciting. The heroines will not be forgotten and appear often; it is interesting to compete with each other and help each other.
The single heroine in Conan World is easy to write, so I have to stop flirting with other girls and keep sending sweets, so I can continue writing. Once I get flirty with other girls, I won't accept it. Haha, just wait to be sprayed.
What a mess! I read 10 chapters and still didn't understand it!
Little cutie, come out to discuss and discuss. By the way, we will build a sign-in building here. At least point out the things you find uncomfortable, and I will change them. Otherwise, it will always feel like a stand-alone, really!
There are so many exclamation marks that it gives me a headache.
If you don't know how to write, just read other people's novels