[Sherlock Holmes] The Exam System Taught Me How to Solve Cases

After a car accident, Qian Danqing transmigrates into Harry Chadwick, a detective at Scotland Yard in 19th-century Britain, and gets bound to an Exam System.

The System administers exams. He earns points by collecting evidence at crime scenes, and the higher his score, the more pounds he receives.

Timid, afraid of dying, yet especially greedy for money, Qian Danqing looks at his empty pockets and grits his teeth. Fine, he'll do it!

But the ideal is beautiful, while reality is harsh. He never expected that failing an exam would come at a price: for every point below the pass mark, he has to take off one item of clothing.

W-well, then. With an intelligence score of 3, Qian Danqing immediately wraps himself up like a bear.

But that still isn't enough. He can't just let those pounds sprout wings and fly away.

So, after patiently searching, he finally finds a promising young man in the crowd.

The young man's intelligence score of 9 dazzles him so much he feels dizzy.

Without a second thought, he lunges forward. "Mr. Holmes, your talent is a rare treasure, scarcely seen in this age..."

Scotland Yard gossip:

They say the promising young Detective Harry has a strange habit: he likes to take off his clothes beside the dead.

Pairing: Sherlock Holmes

The romance develops slowly and quietly. It won't be dramatic or known to everyone.

Set in a fictionalized Victorian era. Please don't compare it to reality; the timeline will be rearranged.

The protagonist is imperfect.

OOC warning.

Working hard to update daily, around 11 p.m.

[To keep the exam halls in the System running smoothly and happily, a little iron gate has been added. It isn't very high, and it won't stay closed for long. It will keep getting lower as the exam-hall map expands!]

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[Classic Literature Crossover] Getting by in the British workplace with a System: Wickham, armed with a scammer System, works as a low-ranking British government employee alongside Mr. Mycroft.

How to Raise the Child of a God: A sweet, grandma-raises-Yukimura Seiichi story!

After her son is sent to Egypt on business with his wife, Haruko Yukimura can't bear to let her grandson suffer, so she brings Seiichi home to raise him.

Little Seiichi's presence dispels the gloom left by her husband's passing. It's just that...

"Grandma, I found a little mouse!"

What! Her food!

She rushes over, and the grandmother and grandson stare wide-eyed as they witness a mouse turn into a person.

Then, as if some ridiculous switch has been flipped...

"Grandma, I found a little bunny! It's so cute!" Seiichi rises onto his tiptoes and holds it up with both hands for Haruko to see.

Haruko feels like she's seen this scene before.

"Grandma..."

The number of little ones in the house keeps growing, and they all have furry little secrets. It was originally a frustrating situation, but...

"Grandma, you've worked so hard! I found a flower. You're as pretty as it today!"

Seiichi holds a purple petal in his chubby little hand, looking up at her with a pudgy face and a smile. Then she sees the children peeking nervously from behind the door. Haruko claps her hands. It's okay, she can do this!

Until one day...

"Grandma..."

All right, let's hear what kind of little animal it is this time.

"Sakura is flying through the sky on her staff!"

Huh?

Seiichi's diary: It turns out some children turn into little animals when they touch (a black blob of ink)!

Crossover with The Prince of Tennis, Fruits Basket, and Cardcaptor Sakura.

No romance. A lighthearted story about raising kids. Every little one is an angel.

Very little tennis-related plot, but Rikkai will still win three consecutive championships with no weaknesses. No U-17 arc.

The protagonist is imperfect, just an ordinary old woman who loves children.

Some locations have been mixed together. For example, Fruits Basket takes place at Rikkai Gakuen High School in this version, a self-created setting.

The age gaps among the twelve zodiac animals will be adjusted.

Theme: Cherish life and love living.