My new novel, "Saiki Kuriko's Disaster in the Detective Conan World," is now underway. Please check it out!
My name is Kudo Hisato.
I have a cousin named Tumble Dryer.
I have a younger cousin who always says, "You're still a long way off." His name is the cocky little prince, Echizen Ryoma.
I also have a relative who's a high school senior in the prime of his youth, yet looks weathered by the years: Byodoin Houou.
I have a twin younger brother, Kudo Keiji, who's a professional Go player.
When I was old enough to start middle school, I randomly picked Rikkai as my school and enrolled alongside my friends Chuuya and Dazai.
There, I met Kirihara, also known as Seaweed Head.
By a twist of fate, I saw a tennis match that shattered all my preconceptions. It was almost as unbelievable as Chuuya using his ability to play basketball.
No, even more ridiculous than that.
Well, it's not like Chuuya would necessarily play basketball with all those tall guys.
And so, my two friends, my brother, and I joined the tennis club. Through daily training and spending time with our seniors, we fell in love with the sport.
Sweating it out on the court, standing shoulder to shoulder with our teammates, and being cared for by our seniors all make me feel incredibly happy.
Tennis really is a wonderful sport~
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What the seniors say about Hisato.
The Emperor: You can't tell from the way he acts, but he's actually a tiny bit conceited~
Sweetie: Don't let your guard down!
The Strategist: A smart, capable, modest, and courteous junior... Well, he'd be even better if he didn't team up with Dazai to wreak havoc in the kitchen.
The Gorgeous Prince: Ah-un~ He's fairly gorgeous.
Seigaku's Brightest Star: Ah!
Sixteen consecutive Kanto titles, three consecutive national titles, flawless in every way
(A crossover with The Prince of Tennis, Bleach, Detective Conan, Bungo Stray Dogs, Jujutsu Kaisen, Natsume's Book of Friends, and more.)
Coming soon:
Detective Conan story: "I'll Do Whatever It Takes for My Roleplay Score"
As everyone knows, every roleplaying System serves multiple Hosts at once. These Hosts live in different worlds and can't interact with one another.
System 1 was no exception.
It bound multiple Hosts at the same time, but something went wrong during transport. It accidentally selected "mass transport" instead of "individual transport," and all the Hosts ended up in the Detective Conan world.
Besides collecting roleplay points in their daily lives, they also have to follow the major plotlines tied to their roles.
And even just going about their daily roles is already a complete madhouse...
Apprentice wizard: Ahhh! Why do I still have to study magic? They don't believe I'm a wizard. I even cast a spell right in their faces, and they still say I'm a stage magician!
Werewolf: Good heavens! What have I turned into? I have to hide for those few days every month, and it's more regular than my period!
Some animal: Please, at least you're human. I'm not even a person!
Half-beast: ...Maybe take a look at me before you say that? Even animals have to wonder what species I am.
Monster: ...
Detective Conan story: "A Wizard's Daily Life in the Detective Conan World"
Asagiri Mirai, a wizard, was caught in a space-time turbulence while carrying out a mission for the Space-Time Administration Bureau. She fell into the Detective Conan world and became an elementary school student.
Her System partner used up all its energy resisting the turbulence and couldn't contact headquarters to request help.
They can only stay here for the time being, until the System finishes repairing itself.
Asagiri Mirai: ...Well, let's just call it a vacation.
Still unfamiliar with Beika Town's local specialties, Asagiri Mirai surveyed this peaceful, modern world and felt pretty good about things.
That is, until the first murder took place.
Asagiri Mirai: A low-probability event.
Then came the second shooting.
Asagiri Mirai: ...Isn't there a ban on guns?
The Nth case.
Asagiri Mirai: Exhausted.jpg. Humanity still hasn't gone extinct. That's a miracle.
"After the Spiritual Qi Revival"
Liang Shiyun is an orphan.
He died amid the tide of spiritual qi revival, devoured by a strange creature.
When he opened his eyes again, Liang Shiyun found himself in a cultivation world teeming with immortals.
He struggled for a hundred years in this world and finally established a place for himself in the cultivation world. Just as he thought his days would carry on like this, with one day of cultivation after another, Liang Shiyun was suddenly sent back to the moment before his death in the modern world.
And right in front of him was the very monster that had been eyeing him hungrily, planning to make him its next meal.
He had to find a way to survive.
Theme: The youthful passion of adolescence, with no regrets in life
Wasn't Chiya eliminated by Liu and sent to the back mountain?
It's unfinished, I just finished writing the First Army, and there's no plot left for the World Championship [split]
How should I put it? I feel that the story behind it, especially the U17 plot, is written in too much detail, almost like an anime, and the number of words is too much. Although the protagonist is said to be relatively powerful and can be considered a big boss on his own, he feels that no matter what field he is in, there are people who are better than him, and this person is someone close to him, which makes him feel powerless. And in the later stage, the protagonist feels like a melon-eater.
I don't know who to wax
Why didn't the author update it? The ending was a bit sudden, but the subject matter is really novel, and the overall writing style is also very good. I really like it. I have been following it for a long time. I am really sorry when it ends. But I am looking forward to the author's new book.
"Light" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
&…wThis feels like a retelling of Net King
What is the anti-theft ratio? There are more than 50 chapters missing. If you don't buy it, you won't be able to read it later.
I want to see Dazai's locks. I wonder if the plot will be sped up?
Wasn't Chiya eliminated by Liu and sent to the back mountain?
It's unfinished, I just finished writing the First Army, and there's no plot left for the World Championship [split]
How should I put it? I feel that the story behind it, especially the U17 plot, is written in too much detail, almost like an anime, and the number of words is too much. Although the protagonist is said to be relatively powerful and can be considered a big boss on his own, he feels that no matter what field he is in, there are people who are better than him, and this person is someone close to him, which makes him feel powerless. And in the later stage, the protagonist feels like a melon-eater.
I don't know who to wax
Why didn't the author update it? The ending was a bit sudden, but the subject matter is really novel, and the overall writing style is also very good. I really like it. I have been following it for a long time. I am really sorry when it ends. But I am looking forward to the author's new book.
"Light" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ &…wThis feels like a retelling of Net King
What is the anti-theft ratio? There are more than 50 chapters missing. If you don't buy it, you won't be able to read it later.
I want to see Dazai's locks. I wonder if the plot will be sped up?
This is Kirihara, not Marui
"Gqavepost" gave the author a big bug~ gravepost