Would Yokohama Citizens Ever Meet a Blockhead?

My next story, [Crossover] I’m a Cat, You Know, Raising Two-Legged Creatures, starts on August 19 at midnight. If you’re interested, come follow it! [Please read the content warnings carefully before reading. Only proceed once you’re sure you understand them.] The pairing is set: Armed Detective Agency Dazai. A girl named Arisugawa transmigrates while playing a game. When she arrives in the new world, she still looks like the blocky character from the game. Arisugawa: ...? Curious about everything, she decides to seek help from a detective agency in another world, but gradually realizes things aren’t as simple as she imagined. Arisugawa: Hehe. Even so, it doesn’t stop her from moving forward. She’ll collect every obstacle in her path. Gimme that! Before long, a strange building suddenly goes up in the Slum District. It’s so tall that it might even surpass Yokohama’s five great buildings. Rumor has it that the owner of this building is an incredibly powerful ability user who can resurrect people and rebuilt the Slum District all by herself. As for what a certain blocky person has done The blocky person’s guardian walks by and gives it a thumbs-up. The strongest in the jujutsu world also walks by and gives her a tip. The Phantom Thieves’ leader sends his congratulations. A doll enthusiast and a blond detective offer an accurate assessment: she’s a beauty lover. A certain overworked white-haired clown: It all happened so suddenly. Before I knew it, I’d been dragged into the gang. Now I regret joining a den of thieves. Fyodor, you have to believe me! The other people who’d been dragged into it nod repeatedly. The very kind Russian man with the ridiculously long name: Smile. What else can I do but smile? Content warnings: 0. Both the world before transmigration and the world after are real. There is no such thing as a game world. This story has a very complex mix of elements, so please be prepared. 1. The heroine grows over time. She isn’t a Fourth Calamity, a troublemaker, perfect in every way, or always right. She isn’t clever, but she knows how to think (see the author’s comments for Chapter 27). I’ve read too many stories about Fourth Calamities, so I wanted to write something different. 2. The story involves the game Minecraft. I haven’t played it much, so there may be some mistakes. 3. This isn’t a typical kingdom-building story, a pure kingdom-building story, or a farming story. (That means there aren’t many kingdom-building elements.) 4. There’s a reason the heroine is Japanese but lives in China. She has a secret identity, which will be explained later. It’s not a setting added just for the sake of it. I really dislike revealing hidden details in the blurb, because then it reads like an instruction manual and isn’t fun. The secrets will come out gradually as the story progresses. It’s more fun to read with questions in mind, so if you’re wondering about anything, keep reading. You may find the answers by the end. 5. The author sometimes replies to comments. If we’re discussing something academic and I suddenly stop replying partway through, it means I’m exhausted and don’t want to keep explaining. Theme: Stay true to yourself and remain hopeful.