(Overhaul, changed theme and synopsis)
(The protagonist exchanges the left child Ji Mingtang + Fukuoka Peng Yuyan + the heroine Xiao Ai + solves the case + does not take the initiative to show off + does not dismantle Xinlan)
Ji Mingtang sat in the interrogation room of the police station, facing the police officer's questions about his relationship with the deceased and the progress of the project.
He looked calm on the surface, but there was a huge wave inside.
My mind keeps flashing back to the boy wearing glasses and a blue suit I met at the Hakata JR station a few days ago.
It turns out that he is the center of this world, the dead schoolboy-Edogawa Conan!
Just a few days ago, his understanding of the world was that of an ordinary exchange student.
Until this moment, all the fragments about "Detective Conan" in his mind were put together:
This is the anime world full of death and mystery, a world full of dangers and frequent murders!
And now, his good friend, the data engineer who worked side by side with him on the "Izanami" project and was very helpful to him, Keisuke Matsumoto, is dead.
And he died strangely.
He knew that this case was by no means an ordinary murder, and was probably closely related to the dark organization in the world of "Ming Ke".
But the tolerance and self-control he learned in the Shaolin Temple since childhood, as well as the meticulousness and calmness of a white hat hacker, reminded him at this moment: he can no longer tolerate it and wait for the detective like a bystander.
He needs to take the initiative and find out the truth. Not only for his friends, but also for his own survival in this new and dangerous world.
At this moment, a beeping sound sounded in Ji Mingtang's mind, and he awakened the system - "Zen Wu Zhi Nao".
Reader comments
Japanese protagonist? I only said time travel, not that he was Chinese. It was the first time I met a Japanese protagonist.
I read it wrong. The author wrote in the first chapter that the protagonist's name in this life is Takashi Kobayashi, and he went to a neighboring country to become a monk.
Japanese protagonist? I only said time travel, not that he was Chinese. It was the first time I met a Japanese protagonist. I read it wrong. The author wrote in the first chapter that the protagonist's name in this life is Takashi Kobayashi, and he went to a neighboring country to become a monk.
It's okay, come on