[Unconventional Detective] + [New Classic Mystery] + [Lighthearted Mystery Comedy] + [Yuri]
Miss Detective, don’t get kidnapped tomorrow either! Though she is a fake.
After putting off her updates for far too long, Moyu, a third-rate web novelist, transmigrates.
Fortunately, this world isn’t boring. It’s full of lunatics, evil spirits, and strange tales. She’s just a fragile little con artist with the face of Momo Keyong, the heroine she created, and she hasn’t inherited her genius-level intelligence.
So she has to keep a poker face and stay in character. She can’t let Xiaoxue find out she’s a fake. She has to keep her sugar levels up and stay alive.
Go deceive others, deceive herself, deceive the world. To survive, to save Xiaoxue and, while she’s at it, save Xingxi City, and for the sake of... hurry up and use the invincible Necromancer’s Notebook!
There’s no way she’s going to run simulations. She’ll never write a single word in the Necromancer’s Notebook.
Of course, she’s only using it to see what “she” is up to in other timelines!
Hehe, this young lady is definitely going to survive. Plan complete!
Mmm... Xiaoxue, hurry and come save me.
Wait, what do you mean I was originally the true master of the End of Time, and that she only made me into a personality because she wanted to slack off?
I’d like to know that too.
This book is also known as “Miss Detective Didn’t Get Kidnapped Yesterday Either,” “The Fake Miss Know-It-All Is Still Lying to Herself Today,” “The Shut-In Miss Will Keep Pretending to Be a Genius Tomorrow,” and “The New Classic Witch’s Journey.”
(Volume One is a classic mystery. Later arcs will feature rules-based horror, containment facilities, folk-horror Cthulhu, and all kinds of supernatural abilities. The focus is on mechanics, not combat power.)
[This book is a companion story to Miss Detective. It’s written entirely by hand, and a newcomer’s mystery story is bound to have flaws, so feel free to point them out.]
Please update the author soon, you still owe me the last book. I'll wait and see. Tomb Sweeping Festival has passed and it's time to resurrect. Putting it off won't work. It's not like the first seven are still lying dead, right? Then I can only perform spiritualism. To be honest, the author of this book wrote it seriously, at least it was purely manual, and he changed the first three chapters after he had a better trick, and then found that the logic did not make sense and changed it again, which shows that it was polished. As for the writing style, it should be considered average, but I heard that the author is reading and practicing his writing, so I hope it will get better. The author has come up with something, a mix of first person and third person, plus strange metaphors, which should make it a bit strange to read. The author might as well see if he wants to change it. All in all, good luck to the author.
It's still very well written, and generally no problem. Good luck to the author (don't forget about the first book) 😄 I have to say that from the first book where Mo Mo Yao was short of sugar and went on a weird bus, to the second book where Mo Mo Yao drank medicine and became insane, and now the two books have gradually returned to normal. It looks pretty good, and it can be seen that the author is working hard to make corrections. It is a novel worth reading. Both of them are a little more serious. If you like to read crazy and funny stories, you should think twice 😄😄😄
It's a good follow-up from the previous version. I look forward to the remastered version showing off its glory.