[Crossover: Sherlock Holmes] The Sixth Brain

Set in the BBC universe, not based on the original work. Enter at your own risk if that's not your thing. [Serious Face]: This is a story about two mad people drawing closer in the sunlight, suspecting and scheming against each other in the dark, then suddenly looking back to find themselves already covered in wounds they have inflicted on one another. [Comical Face]: Miss Mo Zuoyi is an ordinary eighteen-year-old high school senior studying science. She thought her uneventful days would last forever, until a voice calling itself James became a tenant in her "mental outhouse." #Kidnapping + Detective + Criminal + Magic + Ogre# #Female Lead + Specific Object = Transmigrate# [Stage One] Detective Sherlock at Three [Stage Two] The Dark Lord's Makeover [Stage Three] The Detective Reaper [Stage Four] A Marvel Universe with Magic Is a Good World [Stage Five] The Nonexistent Moriarty [Stage Six] The United States on the Tip of Your Tongue [Stage Seven] The Temptation to Go Home There are very few stories pairing Moriarty with a woman, and even fewer readers, it seems. I'm writing this purely out of love. The author is a student in her second year of high school in a city in southern China, whose hairline is retreating at an alarming pace and whose brain is too empty to think up much plot... I love writing super-long stories. I might never finish this one in my lifetime. Now that I've started it, updates will probably be weekly or monthly, depending on how much homework I have... Please note: 1. The male and female leads have seriously toxic values, far removed from mainstream morality. If you can't accept that, please click the red X in the upper-right corner. Different values can be extremely frustrating, and I don't want readers getting angry over a story. w 2. The female lead has a golden finger and is powerful in her own right, but in keeping with the law of conservation of energy, she paid a price for it that an ordinary person couldn't accept. 3. The author is terrible at writing romance. (Really terrible.) 4. The ending is happy. Actually, going to hell together would be pretty great too. (Whispers)