Zhang Yue transmigrates to the world of Detective Conan before the story begins. There is no Grim Reaper Elementary Schooler leaving a trail of dead bodies wherever he goes, and no constant stream of murder cases. Instead, there's Eri Kisaki, known as Teitan's Queen, and Yukiko, known as Teitan's Princess. Just as Zhang Yue succeeds in business with the help of his System and is enjoying the company of several beautiful women, he lets his guard down. The world's will plays dirty, ambushing this twenty-year-old "old man." Forced to transmigrate again, he ends up twenty years in the future, still before the story begins, in the identity of his own son.
Looking at the company he founded, now an industry giant, and remembering the childhood sweetheart and engagement from his past, Zhang Yue suddenly realizes that being the heir to a conglomerate isn't so bad after all.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Regarding the fact that my wife has become my mother, I don't know if I want to show off my pornographic mother.
Author, you must have seen the collapse of the second dimension. The setting of being forced to become a son is the same as that. . . . . Come on!
A sneak attack on a twenty-year-old man??? I'm drunk too
There are a lot of weird props, which are similar to Grimm's fairy tales. They feel like hydrology, and their functions are unclear. They feel obscure and difficult to understand.
Commentary on Chapter 16 "Dream" written by Jun Xi "A Man in Conan, Traveling Twenty Years Later and Becoming His Own Son".
Commentary on Chapter 31: The Beginning of Night in the Art Museum, "A Man in Conan, After Traveling Twenty Years, Becoming His Son" written by Jun Xi.