I Am Watson [Western Crossover]

It seems I transmigrated into someone rather remarkable. One moment I was an intern profiler, and the next I was a military doctor... What?

Watson discovers he has acquired the "skill" of having people die wherever he goes.

Sherlock: This is the best Christmas present ever.

Watson: I don't want it at all.

Lestrade: I fail to see what's so good about it. I'll have to work overtime again.

Mycroft: Doctor Watson, please try not to go out, for the sake of the British Empire.

Moriarty: I haven't even done anything yet, but it feels like the whole of Britain is about to die out.

Watson always attracts all sorts of strange cases, while Sherlock takes care of the monsters.

The next book in the series: Transmigrated as Wickham, the Detective. Visit the author's page to add it to your collection.

Transmigrating isn't scary, and neither is landing in the British Empire in the same era as Sherlock Holmes.

Especially for a student who applied to police academy and graduated because she read the Sherlock Holmes detective stories: it couldn't be any better.

But being transmigrated as George Wickham is a bit of a problem.

That's right, the villain from Pride and Prejudice, the one who eloped with a young woman.

What am I supposed to do???

Before any of it happens, I'll just run away.

Later:

Holmes: Darcy, as your friend, I think I need to remind you about the way you're looking at him... Please keep yourself in check.

Later, when Holmes sees Wickham constantly glancing at Darcy... All right, as long as you're happy.

Wickham: What if I told you I knew who the killer was all along, and only wanted to hear more gossip? Would you believe me?

Darcy: I believe you. I'll believe anything you say.

Wickham: Damn it, what an idiot.

Theme: Solving crimes doesn't get in the way of falling in love.