Detective Conan: My Livestream Spoilers Have Both Sides in a Panic

Lin Feng transmigrates into the world of Detective Conan and binds himself to the All-Knowing Livestream System. From the start, Gin has him cornered at his door.

With no other choice, he starts streaming. “Hey, guys, double-tap that like button and watch me bluff Gin!”

He points the camera at Gin and calmly says, “Your codename is Gin, your real name is Gin, and your mission today is to kill me. But in three minutes, your Vodka is going to slip on my toy duck, putting you on the police’s radar...”

Gin is skeptical, but three minutes later, Vodka’s shriek comes through the radio: “Boss! There’s a duck!”

That night, Lin Feng’s livestream shoots to the top of the otherworldly trending charts: #MysteriousStreamerSpoilsItLive, #TheBlackOrganization’sSecretsLaidBare#

From then on, both the red and black sides are in a panic.

The FBI asks him to locate the organization’s boss, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department begs him to predict crimes, and Ai Haibara clings to him, seeking shelter at his house.

Looking at the System’s godlike skills, bought with “spoiler points,” such as “Catch Bullets Barehanded” and “100% Sliding Tackle Takedown,” Lin Feng falls into deep thought:

“If I keep spoiling things, am I going to spoil Detective Conan all the way to the finale?”