After being reborn into this world, Hayakawa Aki spent twenty-two years believing she lived in an ordinary place. Then, on the day she reported for duty at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, the entire plot of Detective Conan came crashing into her mind. Only then did she realize that Beika Town was the "Shinigami's hometown," with a sky-high murder rate, and that the First Investigation Division she was about to join was shadowed by a grim toll of officers killed in the line of duty!
Even more absurdly, when her memories awakened, a police officer who was supposed to have died in an explosion seven years ago, Kenji Hagiwara, appeared before her as a palm-sized "Guardian Character" that only she could see and hear! Hagiwara's memories still ended at the moment of his sacrifice, and now he was forced to accept the "original story," in which he and his friends had all been dead for years.
Reality and the plot were wildly different: Jinpei Matsuda had transferred to the First Investigation Division to track down the bomber, yet he was still alive! The fates of Hiromitsu Morofushi and Wataru Date were mysteries too.
A fabulously wealthy foodie rookie cop × a fallen senior Guardian Character whose specialties are driving and bomb disposal. The duo makes its debut!
On one side is the café employee Amuro Tooru, who watches from the shadows and whose identity is shrouded in mystery: Rei Furuya. On the other is the very much alive Jinpei Matsuda, sharp-tongued and tsundere, with a painful past weighing on him.
When a taunting phone call reaches Hayakawa Aki's device and the familiar shadow of the bomber falls over Beika Town once more, the game is already underway.
With an incomplete script in hand and a senior Guardian Character at her side, can Hayakawa Aki shift the course of an established tragedy amid the undercurrents swirling between all the factions?
This time, she must protect not only her own life and her love of food, but also the badges of those officers who were supposed to disappear.
Overall, it's pretty good, but the rhythm is a bit tight at the beginning. In fact, I don't know if the author knows the original work in detail. Kazama is directly subordinate to Zero's subordinates, and there is indeed a small friction between the police and the First Investigation Division, and there is a connection between Matsuda and Kazami, and Matsuda can directly command Kazama. This is a bit unreasonable. Although this book is not the best, it is still okay. I will wait until I read the whole book. It feels like every chapter is a small climax. I now agree with the views of the previous chapters. Regarding my initial review - some places can be said to be privately owned. How to say it? I still haven't finished reading this book, maybe it's not to my taste, but actually I always thought that the cp of his book was zero, but it turned out to be Matsuda? The author could actually write about ordinary little things, which would make it less compact.
The serious wording and sentences in the main text made me fall asleep while reading it. The extras are what an ordinary fan girl like me should read. It has an interesting setting, but the words and writing are too tight...