After your unfortunate death, you transmigrate to the world of Detective Conan and become a member of the Black Organization.
Lost and terrified, you have no idea where to go.
But a tiny spark of excitement in your heart tells you that you are glad to have the chance to see the fictional characters you loved as a teenager, your pale moonlight.
You set off on a journey to save them, only to find that something about the world seems a little off.
An endlessly repeating timeline, a case every time you step outside, endless three-way choices, absurd motives for murder. Everything is telling you one thing:
You are the only anomaly.
.
On your first run, you break the police academy group's 5-to-4 score, saving one after another of the people who once made your time shine, even though you stand on the opposite side.
But they still die in another disaster. You are helpless, and open your eyes once more in a panic.
On your second run, you use the Black Organization's influence to join the police academy, determined to use both sides to keep them safe.
But the second after you kill that damn bomber, time turns back, and you return to the day you received your code name in the Black Organization.
On your third run, you're getting a little tired, but stubbornly choose to fight the world all the same. You find Shinichi Kudo before he has been shrunk and silently raise your gun.
But after your finger pulls the trigger of your highly accurate, never-failing Beretta, all you hear is a hollow click.
You open your eyes again.
On your fourth run, the moment Gin announces your code name, you raise your gun and fire. Amid a deafening gunshot, the world before your eyes turns blood-red and blurry, and a shrill laugh rings out.
But you can still open your eyes.
On your fifth run, you turn the Beretta on yourself.
On your nth run, you fly an armed helicopter into the middle of the gunfire and take Tokyo down with you.
On your n+1th run, you open your eyes once more amid a twisting distortion.
You're a little tired.
But it seems the world has gone wrong again.
* The main text is in third person and contains a lot of memories.
* The protagonist is stubbornly trapped in an endless loop, driving the world's consciousness to the brink of collapse until it can't take any more.
* The main story has an all-pairings direction, with possibly different endings in the extras.
* The protagonist is world-weary, and there is no System.
* The others don't remember the loops, but a little remains in their subconscious. The extras will have many what-if scenarios.
Theme: There's always a way out through madness
