Turns Out All My Cats Are Famous White Moonlights

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[Blurb]

What should you do when you transmigrate to another world as a villain, then suddenly realize you're in a shonen manga?

You, trying to kill the protagonist: Thanks for asking. I'm currently locked in a battle of wits with a detective who just won't die.

You saw the evil in human nature in the abyss and tried to take this rotten world down with you. Then one day, you found a litter of cats you couldn't get rid of no matter how hard you tried.

--All right, maybe I can put my plan on hold for a little while! ...In any case, putting it off is safer. It's definitely not because I want to be a cat person!

Later, when you start to feel something special for one of the cats: "..." A nonhuman, huh? I guess that could work.

Later still, when you discover that the cats are famous white moons from a shonen manga, you're inexplicably disappointed and a little exasperated. "So did my corruption level only go down because I kept petting cats? Then am I obsessed with cats or with people... I can't look at them the same way now!"

The "cats," who have been petted from beginning to end, put on expressions of anguish. "...So you know what we had to sacrifice to save the world?!"

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You, who hate humanity, fell in love with a cat.

Your cat is special. He's upright, kind, gentle... All these wonderful qualities drew you in. Having grown up with twisted values drilled into you, you stubbornly want to make him yours, but as your feelings grow increasingly uncontrollable, you become more and more insecure.

--I really love you.

--But what should I do? Someone like me... doesn't deserve you.

You can't take a single step closer to him, but you can't leave him completely either.

--I know these feelings are one-sided, but just bear with me for now. I'll let go of your hand the day I die.

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With help from the System, the deceased Morofushi and his fellow classmates turn into a boy's pet cats. If they can lower the boy's corruption level to zero, they will get a chance to come back to life.

At their first meeting, Morofushi and the others see the 99.99% corruption level above the boy's head and remember the System's warning: if the corruption level reaches its maximum, the world will be destroyed. "...Is there any hope, System?"

This boy radiates such a strong aura of danger. He's exactly the hardest kind of yandere to deal with!

Morofushi, a Public Security police officer, makes up his mind: What you want to destroy is what I've sworn to protect with my life. So even if I have to kill you, I'll complete my mission.

Later, as they spend time together, Morofushi gradually falls for him. How could he possibly kill him?

His classmate Hagiwara jokes, "Little Morofushi is totally the type to hold back and offer his blessings even if someone stole the love of his life."

--Is that so?

Morofushi isn't sure. He only knows that every moment he watches the boy walk toward self-destruction, he has to desperately suppress an unfamiliar, maddening... possessiveness in his heart.

[Important]

1. The pairing is Hiro. Kage Neko is the top, and the feelings are very much mutual. Happy ending.

2. This is not a lighthearted story. It may be dark, depressing, and intense.

3. The protagonist is beautiful, strong, and miserable, with mental illness and an unstable personality. There are strange, one-sided feelings from multiple original characters. No breaking up Shinran, Heiwa, or the other pairings that go without saying. Expect a lot of introspection.

4. This is a crossover with Detective Conan, Bungo Stray Dogs, and ID:INVADED, with the Detective Conan world as the main setting. Some background details are inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's short story collections and their TV adaptations, but no original plotlines are involved. You can enjoy this without knowing them.

5. Anything that differs from the original works is my own interpretation. If all of that sounds okay, I hope you enjoy reading.

Theme: Even in the depths of despair, keep growing