The Rising Star of the Police Force Is Racking Up Crime Points Again Today

[Free to read, irregular updates. Later on, I'll let the story run wild as long as it doesn't stray too far. Even I don't know what the plot will turn into. It might not have much to do with the blurb either, although my earlier stories didn't, either.] Inspector Megure had been having a serious headache lately. First, the Explosives Division next door had sent him a hotshot with a real attitude. He wore sunglasses and didn't care about anyone. On his very first day, he scared a witness into tears and made it difficult for them to do their job. Second, the new police officer was impossible to ignore. The moment she arrived, she caught the eye of every man in First Investigation Division except the hotshot. She was guaranteed to be spotted during undercover work, and nearly turned a suspect interrogation into an indescribable scene. After weighing his options, Inspector Megure finally decided to partner the hotshot with the newcomer. Two negatives make a positive, right? * Ogawa Yuki had been having a serious headache lately. After transmigrating into a certain Detective Conan world she'd only watched two episodes of, she got a crime System and Teruhashi's halo. By day, she was a promising new police officer. By night, she became Conan's classic culprit, the little black silhouette (?). The next day, she had to solve the case she'd committed herself the night before. Never mind the System that added to her workload. With Teruhashi's halo on top of that, she was the center of attention wherever she went. She heard countless "Oh ho!"s at work during the day, and shone like a beacon while committing crimes at night. It was practically routine for her to walk straight into her partner while holding a murder weapon. As her partner's gaze grew more and more dangerous, and his handcuffs twitched in anticipation... Ogawa Yuki: If you're going to give me a crime System, then at least take away my halo! P.S. 1. These aren't real crime scenes. The female protagonist doesn't commit crimes. 2. The halo is based on Teruhashi's from The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., but with a few differences. Theme: Reducing crime and upholding peace and justice is everyone's responsibility