Yumi followed the ordinary course of life, dutifully going to college and then diligently working, when the year her dreams began arrived without warning.
A high school detective disappeared at an amusement park.
At the time, she had no idea how serious things were.
The seasons turned. More than a dozen Christmases, Valentine's Days, and New Years came and went, yet only a year passed in this world. Yumi had thought she wouldn't get to use a smartphone until middle age. As she clutched her newly bought flip phone and wept with joy, she noticed a pink app etched into her DNA had appeared on it.
Yumi fell into a degenerate routine of watching videos and anime late into the night until she went bald, and completely forgot about the boyfriend who seemed to have broken up with her unilaterally.
Then one day, she ran into a group of kids who called themselves the Junior Detective League.
Mystery solved: now she finally understood why Inspector Megure was so busy.
As the first year of Conan passed into the second, Yumi could finally laugh like an idiot while openly hugging her phone without being mistaken for an imbecile.
She learned that the boy downstairs who drew shoujo manga was a hopelessly straight idiot, even more so than her boyfriend.
The high school student who often ordered coffee jelly at Café Poirot was actually a seasoned veteran at saving the Earth.
The two girls in the neighboring programmer's house, whose back hurt, were actually dragons.
Miss Tohsaka, who could never get her hands on eggs, was actually a magician.
[Haneda Shukichi is so cute, so why can't I find anything to read about him? I'm going to die, aaaaaah!]
Theme: The reality of the world depends on how you see it