The Cursed Speech User Gets Stronger in Detective Conan Every Day

Old setting: Black Zero / pairing with Geto ☆ New second novel, “How Could This Sports Anime Extra Be the Heroine of a Shoujo Manga?” is now open. See my profile. Kuroki Hoshi had always wanted to join the Public Security Bureau. After a curse spirit dealt him a setback, he decided to face his abilities head-on and accepted an invitation to join Jujutsu High. But before he had learned much, the people around him, each more outrageous than the last, threw him off course and led him astray. A classmate who slacked off at work, senior Gojo, who made him angry every day just to see the cursed markings on his face, senior Geto, who paid Miss Mei to livestream his daily life in all sorts of ways, and his own Heaven-and-Earth Cursed Child, who bet on horse races every day and made him raise a kid while bringing along his own Heavenly Restriction Tyrant. Then there was little Dazai, who claimed to hate him but was weird, picky, and always tagging along... Facing Zero, who had promised since childhood that they would both become Public Security officers, but now carried the promise for both of them, Kuroki Hoshi wrote an anxious letter. “My classmates are all nice, and the missions aren’t hard (they start at Grade 1). My strength is growing (I get beaten up a lot). I’m not in love (I haven’t had the chance to get interested in anyone). Everyone’s focused on getting stronger (by messing with me)... I heard the Black Organization has a Bourbon now. Should I take care of him? (Changing the subject.)” Zero: No need! Kuroki Hoshi joined Jujutsu High to get stronger, so he asked the strongest for advice. The strongest white-haired man said solemnly, “First, you need to prepare yourself for anything.” Kuroki Hoshi’s eyes lit up. “Okay!” The white-haired man: “Then you need to find yourself the strongest boyfriend.” Kuroki Hoshi: “...” The curse user shoved the white-haired man aside. “Hoshi is going to become the strongest, so he should find the strongest best friend and get stronger together.” The blond, mixed-race boy drawled, “If you’re going to be the top, wouldn’t it be better to find someone who’s also a bottom?” The tail twitched eagerly. “I think...” Kuroki Hoshi, expressionless: [Not interested] New second novel: “How Could This Sports Anime Extra Be the Heroine of a Shoujo Manga?” Blurb: Shimizu Inori could see other people’s stats and strange notes from a very young age. A model senior she had worked with on a “basketball manga” project quit her job to play basketball. A big brother she passed on the street, from a “running manga,” eventually went on to compete in the Hakone Ekiden. By coincidence, her childhood friend, close friend, and crush were all categorized as “volleyball manga” characters, and each tried to persuade her to become the manager of their high school volleyball team. Shimizu Inori was deeply moved, then worked hard and got into Yansei Middle School, one of the top three Tokyo schools by entrance exam score. From Miyagi to Tokyo, a distance of three hundred kilometers and a Shinkansen ticket costing ten thousand yen, Shimizu Inori, who didn’t think she was all that important, had prepared herself to drift apart from her friends and study on her own. But after discovering that her new classmate and a high school girl manga artist she happened to meet were both newly categorized as “shoujo manga,” Shimizu Inori began to feel that something around her was changing. For example... Why did her familiar faces from Karasuno show up when she was helping her friends from Nekoma with their training camp? She was too embarrassed to attend the Generation of Miracles’ five-person reunion, so why was Oikawa, a volleyball club member, joining in so casually and even challenging them to a showdown? And, Teacher Yumeno, even if you need material for your manga, please don’t draw her as a dazzling genius and handsome guy. She’s really just an ordinary person who can do makeup and works hard at her studies, not the center of some love triangle! Even if she suddenly gets labeled “shoujo manga,” it must just be a mistake that dropped her into a shoujo manga set! * Youthful everyday life; the heroine succeeds through hard work. * A sweet little story to lift your spirits during the protagonist’s non-human internship. The pairing will happen naturally. Theme: Stay true to your original intentions and uphold justice