On the Feasibility of Merging Dragon Raja and Charlie IX & the Secret Key

Warning: The logic in this story is dead, but I'll try to make it logical. I've never been in love, so I don't really know how to write romance. There will be no CP. I might abandon this story at any time, and the female lead may come off as a Mary Sue. If you're here for The 9th Mystery, you may have to wait until much later. I started this on a whim while rereading The 9th Mystery, after all.

In my headcanon, the original world had no COVID-19.

A few things to note: The female lead is not independent or strong. This is my first time writing, so the main character may not be portrayed very well. In first person, she may seem like a useless pushover. I may forget details, such as characters who appear once and are unlikely to return. There are some Anko sections, which are in the author's notes and can be hidden. There's also quite a lot of original material, since I'm afraid too much content from the source might get the story locked.

As for why I wrote it in first person, I started out just writing for my own amusement. I never expected so many people to read it, or for it to become so long.

I'm not good at writing introductions, for the same reasons as above.

I'm just an ordinary person with ordinary interests. I didn't pay much attention to the outside world, so I fell out of step with the times. By the time I encountered Dragon Raja in high school, it had already reached Volume 4.

I wasn't like other fans, crazy about Dragon Raja and banging my head against the wall over it. But if I saw a topic or video related to it, I'd still click on it and quietly leave a like.

I got through my three years of high school steadily, following the usual routine. The first thing I did after the exams was take all my completed test papers home to my grandparents.

During summer break, I finished reading all of The 9th Mystery while working part-time, reliving childhood memories. While waiting for my university admission letter, I received an acceptance letter from Cassell College...

Theme: I'm just practicing. I wrote this for fun.