[Crossover] The Sherlock Cast Transmigrates as a Group

After meeting you, I started wishing I were a little smarter, but you said I didn't need to be, that I was just right as I was. 1. "You're trying to seduce me." Sitting on the sofa with his long legs crossed, the detective loftily accused her. Annie was stunned. This was a classic case of the guilty accusing the innocent. "I'm not," she replied seriously. Sherlock was unmoved. "Looking at me with that expression is seduction." Annie was practically at a loss for words. "Mr. Holmes, all you have to do is sit there. Even your very existence is seducing me." Sherlock glanced at her, apparently puzzled. "Then why haven't you come over?" Annie: "..." 2. Much later, Annie had moved into Baker Street. One day, she opened the door and saw a tall, slender man sitting on the sofa, fingertips pressed together in front of his lips as if kissing them. Annie smiled and casually asked, "What are you doing?" Those pale green eyes turned toward her. His reply was calm and composed. "Can't you tell? I'm waiting for you." Annie: "..." Sherlock Holmes, always flirting with a perfectly straight face, was enough to make her die of embarrassment. [Upcoming novel in my collection: "Godslayer." Please add it to your favorites!] Legend has it that a god's flesh and blood can bring the dead back to life and restore the bones of the living, granting mortal bodies eternal life and ascension to immortality. Legend has it that the last god to protect humanity died in body and spirit because of the greed of a human emperor. The god's vital essence scattered across the world, and monsters began to multiply. Legend has it that monsters are skilled at disguises and deception. They hide among humans and feed on human hearts. Legend has it that monster blood can raise the dead, grant people supernatural powers and eternal life, and even transform ordinary humans into monsters. A four-thousand-year-old virgin monster, sharp-tongued but soft-hearted, who has never been in love X a proud, cold, and loveless young god, sweet-tongued but hard-hearted Theme: