Yun Shuxue transfers to Beika Town, carrying hazy memories of a past life and an anxious heart.
She thought her biggest challenges would be the language barrier and adjusting to a new environment, but she soon discovers the truth: Conan is right there, and there's a case every day.
All she wants is to survive in peace with a little foreknowledge and keen powers of observation, while protecting her gentle older sister.
Until the man named Amuro Tooru enters her life.
He's the perfect waiter at Café Poirot, a clever detective, and sometimes... there's a chilling coldness in his eyes.
A little accidental observation and a series of chance encounters bring her closer to him, step by step, while drawing her deeper into the enormous mystery hidden behind the light.
The Public Security Bureau? The Organization? Bourbon?
When the pieces of the truth finally fall into place, she realizes she can no longer walk away.
"Mr. Amuro, who are you, really?"
"...Getting close to me is dangerous."
After all, daily life is written more delicately, but some descriptions are too long. After reading more than forty chapters, I can't ignore them. This kind of personality is very personal, but it will feel a bit boring when reading. The last paragraph of several consecutive chapters is similar. Stability, strength, calmness. It is easy to get "visual fatigue" after reading too much.
Very everyday, very well written [sending my heart] [sending my heart]