Moriarty in the Heisei Era

Name: Moriarty in the Heisei Era
Author: Yue Beijiang

平成年代的莫里亚蒂

by Yue Beijiang (越北疆)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 91k Words
Genre: No CP
Era: Modern Era
Updated: 1y ago
Source: JJWXC

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Synopsis

Synopsis: You open your eyes and discover that you’ve transmigrated.

Walking along the smog-filled streets of London, you pass a crooked tree as the crows in its branches cry ominously.

A young gentleman reeking of alcohol parts the curtain of his carriage and bows to you with a smile. He reminds you:

“Good evening, Professor. Welcome to Whitechapel. Remember to watch out for Jack.”

Since you understand English, you’re shocked, thinking you’ve arrived in nineteenth-century London and, to your misfortune, become the infamous European criminal mastermind.

But half an hour later, you come across a strangely dressed detective on a street corner. He’s playing an accordion and singing a country song that conceals a riddle, his gaze fixed on you as if he’s been waiting for you for a long time.

A crowd of trembling kids surrounds the detective, who’s dressed like a cowboy. One of them, a child in glasses and a blue suit, looks so familiar you nearly take a step back on the spot.

Have you transmigrated into Detective Conan?

You thought becoming Moriarty was bad enough, but there’s something even worse: transmigrating into a fake NPC in a Detective Conan movie.

So now you’re not even a person.

P.S. A second-person short story. The protagonist is evil and acts according to his own whims.

Theme: Every life has the right to choose to live