=Sherlan Scott's Moment of Realization=
·While being kidnapped, Sherlan Scott finally understood his mother, who had emigrated to this country of "perverts everywhere and scumbags roaming the streets" because she couldn't stand the food in the rotten, dark kingdom.
·Sherlan Scott had always thought he was an ordinary person, but after the analyses of the things around him began ringing in his ears from time to time when he was fifteen, he finally gave up on that idea.
·Sherlan Scott thought he was an idiot, but after he tried several times to send the police the location of the next crime and the stupid POLICE did nothing, he finally realized that he wasn't actually an idiot.
·Sherlan Scott thought his mother was a careless fool, despite her being a willful, scatterbrained woman. Then he learned that the willful, scatterbrained woman had once been M15's top agent.
·Sherlan Scott thought he was a high-functioning antisocial person, but then he discovered he wasn't. The guy who had temporarily become his guardian was the HUGE BABY!
·...More to come
Sherlock Holmes: You don't need to doubt it. Your IQ may be higher than Anderson's, but you still bring London's average IQ down. You're an idiot!
Sherlan Scott: Sorry, but you're a HUGE BABY who has to be supported by an idiot.
Sherlock Holmes: ...
Mycroft Holmes: Sherl, it's wonderful that someone can take care of you. (Relieved face)
Sherlan Scott: Yes, the guardian needs to be supported by the person under his guardianship. HOLMES is truly impressive. (At the same time)
Sherlock Holmes: I thought you should worry about your hairline and weight first? (At the same time)
Sherlan Scott: Why have you given up on treatment? You have gained another three pounds recently, and your hairline has receded by one millimeter.
Mycroft Holmes: ...
John Watson: I simply can't believe you need a child to do your grocery shopping, cooking, and cleaning, Sherlock!
Sherlan Scott: That's your job now, WATSON. I can finally take a break and do what I like. (At the same time)
Sherlock Holmes: That's because he's a hopeless neat freak. (At the same time)
Sherlan Scott: Because I don't think you want to find a finger or a head in the food I cook.
John Watson: ...
Spencer Reid: I can't believe you've been through so much and still aren't antisocial!
Sherlan Scott: Because the POLICE used to amuse me so well. (At the same time)
Sherlock Holmes: Because his nerves are so thick they can rival Anderson's low IQ. (At the same time)
Sherlan Scott: Not that thick. Compared with REID's naivete, at least.
Spencer Reid: ...
As always, A Qing's blurb says very little (shrugs). The protagonist is a calm sort, with a nice-sounding Chinese name that rarely appears in the story.
The analyses ringing in his ears are the same as the ones in Heavy Metal Frenzy. The rotten, dark kingdom is Britain, where bad cuisine and a culture of corruption are everywhere.
The protagonist's so-called POLICE is a general term, and definitely includes the BAU in the FBI at the time, among others. His background is both complicated and not complicated, complicated and not complicated at the same time.
Anyway, the protagonist's father works for the FBI, and after they reached an agreement, the protagonist was to become a BAU consultant once he came of age.
By the way, the protagonist's mother is a powerful woman who can call Mycroft Holmes a watermelon-headed little fatty to his face.
This story is also known as: "Calmness, Once Again," "The Benefits of Having a Mother Who Transmigrated," "Geniuses Are Always Lonely," "How to Watch Your Favorite Pairings," and so on...
It's said that it will involve Criminal Minds, SHERLOCK, HANNIBAL, HARRY POTTER, and more.