"Arisugawa Arisu" opens her eyes to find herself standing at the front of a classroom at Teitan High School. She quickly concludes that she has unfortunately transmigrated.
After some "careful" deduction, she discovers that she's not even human, and that the literary greats of this world have all abandoned writing to become fighters?
To achieve her dream of "surviving while carrying the burden of replacing someone else" in this world, "Arisugawa Arisu" starts making her moves under her secret identity.
But why does everyone around her keep thinking she should be a detective?
She's not the detective type at all, is she?
P.S. A few things to know before reading:
1. First-person narration.
2. The female lead is on the villains' side.
3. There may be some father-daughter scenes involving a loving father and an ungrateful daughter.
4. "Arisugawa Arisu" is pronounced the same as "Alice." The name comes from a mystery novelist with the same name.
5. I started writing this because I wanted to try writing a mystery novel, so some of the deduction scenes might feel a little clunky. I hope it's not too hard to read! Please let me know if you find any major logical flaws.
6. The character is based on "She Who Is No One" from Nisio Isin's Zaregoto Series novel The Kubikiri Cycle: The Blue Savant and the Nonsense User. It's okay if you haven't read the series; it won't feature much. All you need to know is that the female lead is a genius with a "replacement complex."
Theme: Finding oneself and finding redemption
The bird that pursues freedom and the doll that has its own identity! I'm good, I can knock!
(One point and two casual thoughts: "Normal: in line with general laws and circumstances." My answer is that there is no boundary between normal and abnormal, only the difference in stance and the qualitative change brought about by quantitative changes. If you put a red ball into a small pile of blue balls, the red ball is "abnormal", if you pour a small pile of basketballs into a truck of green balls, the basketball is "abnormal", and both the green ball and the white ball are 50-50. "Normal", when opening at 73, it is "niche", when opening at 91, it is "special", when the ratio reaches 10,000 to 1, and 100,000,000 to 1, the white ball is "abnormal", but the existence of the white ball itself is not an error. As long as the white ball is put into a box full of white balls, the white ball will become "normal". I would like to call this theory "The Box of Normal White Balls"!
Hahahahahahahahahahaha I don't know why I also laughed like Mr. Mori. Indeed, it would be easier to accept it if I had another reason... But it would be a little difficult for Tachihara and Akiko to escape. Chang'an Island is an island after all, and access by boat or plane is required. And wouldn't they search the room. Can Alice simulate a living person? If the body disappears but the evidence does not disappear, it feels like Alice needs to have time to commit the crime... Anyway, come on, I left a comment just to tell you that I'm looking forward to this story, so please keep writing.
Hey? Haven't seen you for a long time.
Gan Le: From "The Headless Horseman", a happy information dealer
Ah... I actually took Kindaichi to play!
Good guy, money control. I didn't expect my wife to watch it too
I always feel like the Alice in this chapter is different from the Alice before. If the previous Alice's thinking was more girlish, this chapter is a complete little lolita. Hmm, weird. If you are very busy at work, it doesn't matter if you reduce the update frequency. You should still focus on three dimensions.
Unfortunately, I don't seem to be able to use the leave form even if I don't sign a contract (sad!). I'm working overtime like crazy today. I probably won't be able to get out at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. I'll probably be there before 9 o'clock tomorrow night.
When I read it, I always feel weird, like something is wrong, so that's it!!!