Bai Qifeng is a detective... a dangerously reckless one with a deviation rate as high as 90%. He's extremely clever, but the conclusions he draws from the clues are usually a long way from the actual truth. For example:
Bai Qifeng: "Because of %&@#*... I deduce that you, Miss Alice, are the real □□ boss! Mr. Mori is your human-shaped ability, staying by your side so you can hide your identity and protect yourself."
Actual human-shaped ability, Alice: "..."
Real □□ boss, Mori Ogai: "...Well, even if Bai's a little off the mark, overall, that's still the right answer~"
A certain scheming Dazai: "Hahahahahahahaha! Bai, your deduction couldn't be more accurate! You really are interesting, Bai..."
...And so on.
But... is that really the truth?
Just how does the detective with a high deviation rate, Bai Qifeng, judge what counts as the truth?
"A so-called correct answer is merely a judgment people make about something based on their own beliefs. As long as everything I deduce develops the way I expect, then it's the correct answer as far as I'm concerned..."
Theme: Reach the pinnacle of life through deduction?
Oh my gosh, this update interval...
What an interesting setting. Can the author update it soon?
It's time for an update!!!!
It feels like it was cut off midway