Muxi has a magical diary that lets her chat with other people, much like□□, except they have to write by hand, and it comes with a built-in translator.
This is how Muxi gets a secret “book” friend: a Japanese boy her age, very smart, who loves mystery and detective novels and idolizes Sherlock Holmes.
Muxi has always thought her “book” friend is just an ordinary person, except that they have different nationalities.
Until...
Muxi, just starting first grade, watches an anime called Detective Conan.
Muxi suddenly feels like she's doomed.
Then she discovers that she isn't doomed after all, it's just...
Scene 1:
As their math teacher explains the latest test at the front of the classroom, Nakamura, very curious, asks Shinichi Kudo, who has once again ranked first in the grade, “Hey, Kudo, that last big problem was way beyond the syllabus. How did you solve it?”
Shinichi Kudo, whose train of thought has been interrupted for no reason, replies, “You should learn about Chinese students.” Shinichi Kudo, who argues with Muxi every day, thinks that just because it's beyond the syllabus doesn't mean there's anything to worry about.
Scene 2:
Chinese test reviews always involve a set of steps. Hearing the Chinese teacher gush about Muxi's essay, Chen says, “...Although the allusion Muxi used here is a little obscure, it gives the grader a refreshing impression. Everyone should learn from Muxi...”
Chen Tingting, Muxi's deskmate and best friend, nudges her with an elbow. “What on earth is all that random stuff in your head?” Why bring chemical equations into an essay?!
Muxi's response: “You should learn about Japan's future savior.” Muxi, who chats with Shinichi Kudo every day about all sorts of strange topics, says, “I could even work some physics into it, you know?”
Yep, that's right. They're both developing into all-rounders. What a happy occasion... not! Muxi only realizes later that this was nothing but an early preview.
Because her diary “meets with disaster.”
Shinichi Kudo is surrounded by flames, and Muxi's diary burns up. Shinichi Kudo is buried in snow, and Muxi can't use her diary. Shinichi Kudo falls into a lake, and Muxi's diary breaks...
Muxi: “Great Detective, could you please act like a person? I just want to finish writing in my diary. Please spare me, a compulsive perfectionist!”
Shinichi Kudo: “No way. Not in this lifetime.”
This story is also known as How to Finish a Diary in the Presence of the God of Death and The Many Ways the God of Death Drives a Perfectionist to Their Doom.
This story uses a third-person perspective and breaks up the canon pairing of Shinichi and Ran. Don't read if you dislike that.
One-on-one pairing: Shinichi Kudo x Muxi.
In this story, Shinichi Kudo was born in 1996. Please forgive any inaccuracies.
This story is told in short episodes.
If all of the above sounds fine, welcome!
Theme: Commemorating the thoughts and feelings of high school.
I finished reading it all at once, so sad. . But I feel like this is pretty good. If I write it in detail, I believe I can write a lot. But inserting past memories into the lives of the male and female protagonists after they get married is actually sweeter and creates a bond. I feel that this article is super well written.
It's the end of the show, I didn't expect to wait till the end, hahaha
Checking in again. Speaking of which, this story gives me the feeling of the Conan version of "Your Name". I love it very much. I love it very much.
It's really good, the interaction is so sweet
Second brush, so sweet! (Update~)
It's not very bloody. Do you like it?
Are you from Wenzhou? Because the words in Chapter 4 sound like homophones to Wenzhou dialect.
Refresh again!!! Happy!!!!
It's so sweet. I saw it before I went to bed. I couldn't help it. I finished it. I really like it [spread flowers][spread flowers][spread flowers]
Woohoo, so sweet, I love it