A Lazybones's Everyday Detective Conan Livestream

Original case plots / giving the police academy squad a second chance / a coming-of-age heroine

Viewer #1: Ahhhh!! Conan! Ai-chan!! Tooru!! And Matsuda!! Blah blah blah~ (drooling)

Streamer: ...

Viewer #2: Streamer, hurry up and tell Conan, "Ah~ Shinichi!"

Streamer: You, I think you've got the wrong scene. Shouldn't it be "Ah~ Sherry"?

Viewer #3: The person above, wipe the drool from the corner of your mouth! You're trying to get the streamer killed! Though, streamer, if you can, could you let me take a look at Gin? (shy)

Streamer: Your thoughts sound even more dangerous.

Can't be helped. It's all for our dear viewers.

It's definitely not because I want to look at handsome guys. I just want to have fun with everyone.

That night, Eri saves Aikawa Yuu, who is badly injured, but the beautiful woman has lost her memory.

Thanks to Aikawa Yuu's exceptional skills, she joins Eri's crime-solving team right away, and the two work together to solve cases.

Who would have thought Aikawa Yuu was connected to the Black Organization? Before long, the Black Organization's long-standing conspiracy begins to emerge, little by little.

But that incident still happens. From then on, Eri resolves to bring down the Black Organization.

This novel is mainly about the heroine solving cases in her everyday life in the Detective Conan world, interacting with viewers in her livestream, checking out handsome men and beautiful women, and taking down the Black Organization.

No CP. She'll probably have a few little interactions with some characters, with a little sweetness here and there, but not much.

At first, the heroine isn't especially powerful. She's just a somewhat clever person with a strong sense of justice, who swears she won't let anyone around her be put in danger again. She is on the good guys' side.

Reading notes:

1. An ensemble cast.

2. The early writing is amateurish. I'm feeling my way through the whole story, and will revise chapters that don't read well first, then gradually edit from the beginning onward.

3. There are a few original details. There will be some angst later, but the ending is happy.

Theme: Cherish the process of growing