One trip turned Ouyang Shuo's life upside down. He had refused to believe in ghosts just to save money, rented a haunted house, and somehow transmigrated.
Not only was he undocumented, but he also had to struggle to survive in this supposedly “down-to-earth” world.
The few little tools he gained were just enough to keep him alive.
He thought things couldn't get any worse. But as his ties to the world's major characters deepened and he got caught up in more and more trouble, the story began to go completely off the rails.
Xiaoyu became the leader of the Young Giveaway Club and a phantom thief girl, solving cases by day and committing crimes by night;
The famous detective Kogoro Mouri was possessed by Shendu, but his soul was suppressed by Conan logic, hiding his other personality until the real, sleeping Kogoro Mouri finally came online;
The scheming little girl Ai Haibara suddenly stopped fearing Gin and raised a hand to summon the Shadowkhan.
Watching events grow more and more absurd, Ouyang Shuo's hope of surviving to the end by relying on his all-knowing advantage vanished. With his nerves shot, he stopped trying to preserve the original plot and joined in instead, giving up completely.
Awesome, that's really awesome. You can play it without a system. I also want a door that can travel through any world.
This introduction is really interesting, and I'm looking forward to the plot developing to the introduction. But the current rhythm of the story feels a bit messy and the story is told in a straightforward manner. All in all, the author's creativity is very attractive to me.
It's nice to look at, and it's rare to see Ke Xuewen, but there are just a few people.
This is the best Conan article I have read recently. Come on, author!
Very interesting, rare type
It's pretty good, I hope I can stick with it
Don't stop updating! Don't stop updating! Don't stop updating! Finally I met someone who was interested, but when did Ximu come back to life...
It's really great. Compared to other books, at least it's not a cliché plot.
I can only say that there are indeed some problems with the writing at the beginning of the book. It should be that things are not explained clearly (I forgot, it took too long to read), but now I feel that it is okay at the end.
A fan of Conan with explosive imagination, good-looking