[Crossover] High IQ and Mary Sue

Emmm, it’s time for recommendations! Check out my author page! My new story, My Detective Roommate, is now underway! The Baker Street Residence Record [Sherlock Holmes], a lighthearted story based on the original, is complete! An earlier Sherlock crossover that’s supposedly even better than this one: [Crossover] The Great Detective’s Elusive Adventures An original, sweet little showbiz romance! He’s Not Washed Up Yet [Showbiz]: a cool on the outside but timid rocker male lead x a snarky author female lead. It’s not your typical showbiz story. --Story blurb A story about Sherlock falling in love with his childhood friend, marrying her, and having a baby. A sweet romance starring an extremely out-of-character Sherlock Holmes. Important: The female lead is not dead!!! Sherlock only thinks she’s dead at the beginning! (Well, it’s already complete, so spoilers don’t matter, right?) John: On my way upstairs just now, I saw a pretty good-looking young man hitting on Ellie. Sherlock: Of course I forgive her. John: Sherlock... why has your hair changed color? Original title: A Holmes Guide to Romance Also known as: Sherlock Is a Romance Hero, The High-IQ Stay-at-Home Dad’s Daily Life, Sherlock’s Marriage Diary, The Green Pastures on His Head, etc. Reading guide: 1. This foolish author will love Sherlock forever. No transmigration, rebirth, or superpowers. No Season 4, and no sister. Mary dies of illness, as in the original. 2. Told in parallel through memories and the present. The female lead is alive and returns in Chapter 22. 3. Childhood friends, married life, light and easy, nothing brain-taxing. Cute romance. After high school, Sherlock becomes a jealous husband, with a lush green lawn on his head (?). Sherlock belongs to Moffat. Out of character, out of character, and more out of character: that part is all me. Theme: