I transmigrated into the world of Detective Conan and became a low-ranking member of the Black Organization.
All I want is to quietly slack off, save enough money, and live to see the finale.
But why did the case I casually solved while sheltering from the rain make Conan treat me like an unfathomable rival?
Why did the change of route I made to stay alive get Gin calling it “an extraordinary ability to predict risks”?
I just didn’t want to kill anyone during a mission, and now the organization’s higher-ups consider me a rare talent with principles.
While the good guys rack their brains trying to uncover my “true identity,” the organization’s higher-ups argue over which agency’s ace mole I really am
I just want to raise both hands and shout:
Stop making things up! I’m no big shot, and I’m definitely not a mole!
I just want to be an ordinary person quietly doing good in a dark organization!
[Living in darkness, yearning for the light · Forced to become a legend on both sides of the law · Still doing my best to survive today]
It's very good. It's the cool agent style that I like very much. But why should every paragraph end with a forced expression or a moral judgment? It's really weird. It's like writing a paper and every paragraph ends with the same summary paragraph. If there are too many, it will be boring.
It looks good, the writing is very good, the plot is great, the protagonist's characterization is also great, and the other characters are not OOC