After transmigrating to America in 2016, Aize becomes a detective with a Los Angeles precinct.
With criminals cropping up one after another and gunfights breaking out every day, Aize is thrilled when the System he has been waiting for finally arrives. The catch is that it is a Crime System, and all its rewards are downright chilling skills.
Sinister Eye: Sense how evil other criminals are.
Criminal Right Hand: Steal one personal item from anyone you touch.
Hannibal's Art of Dining: Includes dismemberment, corpse analysis, pathology, and cooking.
After taking in these criminal skills, Aize, a post-2000s kid, is stunned. Then he waves a hand and declares:
What you see depends on who's looking!
So what if they're criminal skills? A detective who masters countless skills for committing the perfect crime is bound to be the best detective there is.
From then on, every case looks laughably simple to him, riddled with obvious flaws. Major cases the police can't crack, cold cases, even supposedly perfect crimes, are solved with ease.
Become a criminal? As if.
He'd rather rise to the top in America and wield power over all!
All criminal skills? Go be an American detective. Three thousand gentle words, composed while drinking wine. The plot of a time-traveling police officer is... Well, it's alright. It's not the comedic kind; I wanted to write something that felt really enjoyable. The case was a bit trivial at the beginning, and the process was somewhat simple, so it was a slow burn.