The Apprentice God of the Detective World

Main God 007 is a newly born Main God. Unfortunately, he accidentally hurt his brain, and entered a small world with his memories in disarray. However, 007's Main God Space came from a powerful Main God. Supporting the vast cycle of reincarnation worlds left it short on energy, and it often crashed. When it crashed for the first time, it had no choice but to bind itself to an "all-purpose" reincarnator: Amuro Toru. After that, it chose Beika Town, a place it considered to have good public safety, as its recruitment location. The reincarnators that cost the least energy were evildoers involved in murder cases, commonly known as killers. A huge number of people poured into the Main God Space, and 007 crashed again. It had no choice but to ask a senior for help. The senior took pity on it and packed up some emergency energy and the spin-off plotlines of this world for it. 007 looked at this Detective Conan world, where a year had 3,000 days, someone died every single day, and killers were abundant. It wept itself unconscious outside the Poirot Cafe, and successfully infiltrated the protagonist's group. From then on, it took the group to search for its lost memories in various reincarnation worlds. Unexpectedly, the reincarnation worlds mutated because of its memories. A mystery-solving game turns into a deadly puppet survival game. Amuro Toru: I used my salary in advance to bring my childhood friend back to life. Hiro: I can't believe I turned into a puppet too. Zero, don't tie me to your keychain. The police academy's dramatic antics turn into a bomb game. Three of my classmates have all become NPCs. Stop using your privileges to make the game harder! The Bomber, Hiro: So I'm the unlucky living bomb? Why am I the one who has to pay for Zero's mess? Bungo Stray Dogs: The triple-faced man versus the triple-faced undercover agent. Jujutsu Kaisen: Who's the number-one assassin of the organization, 5t5 or Gin? Touken Ranbu: A popularity contest at the butler cafe. Theme: Life calls for caution