A Detective's Daily Life with a Cardcaptor

Friendly, harmonious Tomoeda Town from the magical side versus Beika Town from the Detective Conan side, where grudges are settled with gusto!

A young magical girl versus a grim reaper in his childhood years!

Elementary schooler Shinichi (frowning): The aquarium glass suddenly broke, even though it was in perfect condition. There must be...

Sakura: Aaaaaah, the Watery Card was being too naughty! I’m so sorry!!

Shinichi (shocked): My classmates keep disappearing one after another at the courage test. Could it be...

Sakura: Waaah, the Vanish Card is so scary, so scary!!

Shinichi (excited): A fire broke out in the park out of nowhere, and the passersby won’t wake up. I’ve got it. There’s only one truth: someone started the fire on purpose to hide an even bigger... conspiracy. Huh?!

Sakura (shoving him aside, very loudly): No, that’s not it!! The Firey Card was just too rowdy, so I used the Sleep Card to put everyone to sleep!

Don’t overthink it!

But!

The adorable brown-haired, green-eyed girl clutches her face and cries in despair: Why?! Someone tell me why people really do commit crimes in the end?!

The elementary school detective, watching the Windy, Watery, and Firey Cards dance, is once again too stunned to speak...

My Tomoeda Town/Beika Town can’t possibly be this much like Detective Conan/magic!

Tsukimi Tsukisato, who has awakened memories of a normal world from her previous life, slowly wanders by in the body of a ten-year-old elementary schooler.

Heh.

None of you are “scientific,” okay!

Don’t drag me into this.

All she wants is to live an ordinary, normal daily life.

Before you read: The cover is fan art from the forums.

1. The protagonist starts out as an elementary schooler and is childhood friends with Sakura, Shinichi, Natsume, and their group. A large part of the story follows her growing up. She’ll be a law-abiding, responsible citizen. The relationships are mainly friendship before she turns eighteen, and the romance begins once she’s an adult.

2. The pairing isn’t decided yet. There’ll be a love triangle between the Whiskey Group and the Bomb Disposal Group. It depends on how the relationships develop. Once it’s decided, I’ll make it clear in the blurb.

3. There are lots of original interpretations. I’ll explain them in the author’s notes.

4. I write at a rate of five hundred characters an hour, and I’m hopeless at typing. Enter at your own risk. (P.S. You can ask for updates, just be gentle. I’ll be eternally grateful T_T)

5. Everyone has different tastes. If you’re not enjoying this, please don’t force yourself to keep reading. Just don’t leave a comment before you go. The author is sensitive. I won’t curse you out, but I will cry.

Theme: A happy childhood can heal you for a lifetime. May every child be treated with kindness