I Became the Sleeping Famous Detective's Sister

Upcoming novels: "Determined to Spend Every Penny of the Distillery's Money" and "The Cannon-Fodder Young Educated Woman Returns to the City and Makes a Fortune in the Seventies" Blurb: At first, she thought she had simply transmigrated. She was in a different country and had a Japanese name now, but that was no big deal. In the dangerous world of Detective Conan, where a new victim appears every day, the job you take after graduation determines how you'll be killed! No, wait, it determines how hard it is to survive! After much deliberation, Mouri Ya chose the relatively safe career of police officer. So she joined the ranks of those studying for the civil service exam! As expected, the end of the universe is taking the civil service exam! You can't escape it, even in Japan! For Mouri Ya, the top exam-crammer, ultimate grind champion, and born academic of her previous life, Japanese exams were a piece of cake! Newly hired Officer Mouri Ya isn't much good with a gun, can't fight, and has terrible stamina, but she's still a promising young elite officer with a bright future at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. Hey! She didn't get in through connections. She got in because she ranked first nationwide on the civil service exam. But isn't police work in Tokyo way too demanding? Is this horrifying crime rate for real? And why does a mere desk worker keep showing up at terrifying crime scenes? And why does that blond waiter keep looking at her like she's a hopeless case? Isn't it perfectly normal for a desk worker to be scared of murder scenes, unable to catch criminals, and afraid to fire a gun? You're a waiter, so why are you sticking your nose into everything? A little scene: "Yo, let me introduce you. This is my cousin, haha." "Nice to meet you, Miss Mouri!" "I see. You're my student, and she's my little sister, so by seniority you should call her Auntie!" "Hello, Auntie!" "Hey there, kid." "???" "Determined to Spend Every Penny of the Distillery's Money": System: You have been chosen to save the world's order. You must complete a difficult mission. Jiang Gefan trembled: What is it? System: To spend money! Jiang Gefan: ...? In the world of Detective Conan, time flows erratically. There can be several Valentine's Days and Christmases in a year, students can take the college entrance exam more than twenty times a year, and office workers can work for hundreds of months a year... This year is known as the First Year of Conanomics. System: To rescue the people of Detective Conan from their dire situation, are you willing to accept this difficult mission? Jiang Gefan: No. System: ... System: You can spend money however you like here. You have a huge fund to burn through, and you'll even get special rewards for completing the mission! Jiang Gefan: Whose money am I spending? System: The Black Organization's distillery money. Jiang Gefan: So it's dirty money! To spend all the distillery's money and drive it into bankruptcy, Jiang Gefan, who works in its investment department, starts putting her plans into action. From restaurants and logistics to entertainment and real estate, Jiang Gefan throws money around and runs everything backward. At a prime location in Ginza, Tokyo, I only sell fried rice with tofu. My delivery company only hires foreigners who don't speak Japanese. My arcade only takes over businesses that are about to go under... But to her utter surprise, Jiang Gefan, who is focused on losing money, finds that things are taking a more and more unexpected turn! How can she lose more and more money? This makes no sense! Even more baffling are the accountants the distillery sends to "help" her, who are actually there to keep an eye on her. Why are they all so outrageous? They can race cars, snipe, fight, go anywhere on land or in the sky, and some can even cook. They seem to have every skill under the sun. Are the accountants at your company really this competitive? Theme: Redemption and growth