The Chef of Beika Town Is Still Labeled a Suspect Today

Little angels, this novel will be going premium on Tuesday, September 3. Please show it lots of support, and I'll work even harder. I'm Rengoku Aoi, and I'm currently going through the one thing I find most unacceptable at my age. I've been “escorted” into the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department by two incredibly handsome men, one on either side of me, to “have some tea.” The reason: They suspect me of a crime. Help: How do I explain that I'm just a college student? If I have to add a qualifier, then I'm a college student who works part-time as a chef. A certain black-haired young man in sunglasses roared: “Impossible! We heard your conversation with the person on the other end of your phone loud and clear!” A certain devastatingly handsome young man from the bomb disposal unit looked at me like a father watching his daughter about to fall into darkness. “You still have a bright future ahead of you. There's still time to stop.” Pairing: Sunglasses and Curly Hair P.S. The story borrows a little from the setting of the author's other novel, Demon Slayer Corps Logistics, but you can read them separately. New novel to bookmark: Transmigration and Reverse Transmigration: Has the Little Sparrow Turned Back into an Owl Today? How many steps does it take to raise an owl? Ningning: 1. Get a big, adorable dog. 2. Let the dog go out to play. 3. The dog will bring an owl home. So, how many steps does it take to raise an owl in the Taisho era? Ningning: 1. Build your house right next to the owl's home. 2. Cut a little door in the wall between the two houses. Easy! Ningning never imagined that the weak little sparrow her golden retriever brought home, looking like it was about to die, would turn out to be a person. So while she and her grandfather raised it, she followed the online guides and fed it what seemed like the sensible thing to feed a sparrow. On the first day Rengoku Kyojuro arrived at her house in sparrow form, he was served a feast of earthworms rinsed clean with water. The big brother's face was a mask of suffering. “Umu, thank you, but please don't feed me these again. I really can't eat them.” The little sparrow gradually grew, and its feathers became thick and full. Ningning, who was also afraid of earthworms and other invertebrates, changed its diet to millet and grass seeds. The big brother, now perfectly comfortable living at Ningning's house: “Umu, millet and grass seeds taste much better than earthworms.” At last, he could shout “Delicious!” again. Then one day, after being told that her rural slice-of-life world was actually connected to a mythology series and a transmigration-to-another-world series, Ningning began to feel that her life was getting stranger by the day. Still, as the saying goes, listen to good advice and you'll never go hungry. So when she really did transmigrate one day, she brought all her belongings and figured it wasn't such a big deal. But why did this little sparrow come along too? Wasn't Grandpa's food good enough? Wasn't the golden retriever your favorite companion? Following someone like her, who didn't even know what her own future held, was a dead end. Only after transmigrating to the Taisho era and going through a midnight “crash landing,” getting stranded alone in the forest, encountering man-eating demons, and being badly injured and taken to the Butterfly Mansion did she realize, upon opening her eyes to a living owl smiling brightly at her, that she did have a future. In fact, her future was looking incredibly bright. And as a bonus, she'd also put an end to her grandfather's constant worry that she didn't have a boyfriend... Ningning: “This is amazing!” Theme: Face difficulties head-on, no matter how hard they are.