Detective Conan: My Transmigrate-Into-a-Book Mission Is to Become Ai Haibara

When a Transmigrator Meets an “Electronic Ghost”: A dangerous new specimen has appeared in Ai Haibara’s laboratory.

The eleventh year since Conan Edogawa disappeared has worn away so much. Yet an “anomaly” has barged into Ai Haibara’s (Shiho Miyano’s) life: Feng Linwan.

Feng Linwan is an obsessive fan who transmigrated into the world of Detective Conan by accident because of her near-pathological infatuation with Ai Haibara. She arrives with an unparalleled understanding of “Ai Haibara” and a fervent gaze, carefully hiding where she came from as she clumsily but steadfastly protects the cool, reserved scientist.

Five years and five months is long enough for a habit to take root. Wise, gentle, and with eyes only for her, Feng Linwan is like a burst of light piercing Ai Haibara’s silent world. Ai Haibara may have known everything for a long time, but she wears her usual mask and lets this unique “disruptive variable” remain.

Until one late night, in a laboratory filled only with the soft hum of instruments, Ai Haibara whispers to a test tube, “Conan, forgive me… I’ve gotten used to Feng Linwan.”

It is a farewell to the past, and an admission of a growing love.

Faced with Ai Haibara’s probing yet accepting question, “How long does this troublesome ‘electronic ghost’ plan to keep parasitizing me?” Feng Linwan answers with a tearful smile and complete surrender: “Until you press the ‘Delete’ key yourself, Doctor.”

A dangerous transmigrator, a sharp-eyed scientist.

As reason and obsession collide