The Right Way to Break Your Detective Conan Card

There was once a mysterious person named... Never mind. His name doesn't matter anymore. What matters is that a goofy System shattered him. Literally shattered him: his soul broke into countless pieces, and he fell into a very science-oriented world, carrying countless secret identities with him. Worse, he landed in different timelines of that world. So for now, let's call this unfortunate mysterious person X... And so X began his diligent life of shedding secret identities, collecting soul fragments, and killing himself in a very science-oriented world. Some little shinigami detective: Someone's been murdered again. The victim is... X: Yeah, it's me. Some little shinigami detective: And the suspects at the scene are... X: Uh, also me. Some little shinigami detective: So the killer is...! X: ...Sorry, it's still me. Reader's guide. Please read: 1. There are lots of secret identities, along with many original minor characters. 2. The secret identities have independent minds, as if they have split apart. But each one wants to shed their identity and clock out as soon as possible in their own way, then reunite with the main body. The main body barely appears. 3. The entire police academy group survives through butterfly effects. The protagonist does not consciously try to save them. 4. No romance. The secret identities are only friends, and most of them are happy to stab each other in the back. 5. My writing is at an elementary-school level. The main story is not lighthearted. Potentially heartbreaking plotlines are already in the chapters before the VIP section. If you dislike this or find it uncomfortable, please click away. You don't need to tell me. There are countless stories out there, and the next one will be better. 6. Please don't bring up other authors' works in my comments, and likewise, don't mention my work in other authors' comments. 7. The point of view changes frequently. Both the protagonist and the villains are secret identities. The main story consists of standalone cases, with a partially ensemble, mystery-focused style. It's a slow burn! Slow! Burn! Shedding identities won't happen that quickly! And it's really long. 8. As long as there are no fundamental errors, how I write the story is up to me. Please don't give me writing advice or complain that you think this story should be something else. I'm sensitive and will delete comments. Thank you. 9. I like to revise frequently. The final version is only on Jinjiang, so please support the official version. I really don't welcome comments from people who read pirated copies and leave complaints. 10. The progress of shedding identities is at the very bottom. If you don't like spoilers, don't scroll down. Progress is updated after each case. If you want to know whether an identity has been shed, you can wait until the case ends and check the progress before deciding whether to subscribe. However, to keep the story flowing and prevent piracy, I won't deliberately lower the ratio of paid chapters. Coming soon: A Science-Oriented Gamified Daily Life Synopsis: Because of a little joke played by fate, the people of the science-oriented world wake up one day and realize something is off about the whole world. For example, huge green lines of code float across the once-blue sky; pedestrians walk down the road, their arms occasionally clipping through their clothes; and birds drift through the air in bizarre poses before even flapping their wings... Everyone: ...I must still be dreaming, right? After a great deal of investigation and research, and after the world's consciousness prostrated itself in apology, everyone learned the truth: they had transmigrated. Not only had they transmigrated, they had ended up inside a full-dive game modeled on their world, where they had become highly marketable intelligent NPCs. And so, eager players came to try the game, only to be tormented by the NPCs, who were being forced to do their jobs. They learned what a hellishly difficult game was like. Also known as: "A Rundown of NPCs Who Hate Players," "Transmigration Can't Stop the Whiskey Group from Their Daily Infighting," and "A Guide to Beating a Mystery Game, from Beginner to Buried: One Player's Account" Identity-shedding progress 1. The Missing Cat: No one sheds an identity 2. The Stalker Riddle: No one sheds an identity 3. The Watcher: "Father" 4. The Nest Usurped: Zeyui 5. The Hidden Truth Behind the Suicide: An Anonymous Man 6. Farewell at Zero Hour: Qingchuan 7. The Mysterious Client: Zaoxiang 8. Blind Spot in the Light: Heigu 9. The Last Time: Aoki 10. Undercover: Baishui 11. Funeral Offerings and Scapegoats: Jiushijiu Theme: Find your true self again