As everyone knows, in the distant Detective Conan universe, there is a peaceful and friendly place called Beika Town.
Everyone there wears a smile, is warmhearted and helpful, and the crime rate is said to be the lowest in the world. It's the happiest place on Earth.
"This doesn't make sense!"
The world screamed.
Without Beika Town's godlike crime rate and the Black Organization's bloody darkness, how could our story possibly continue?
So God summoned the idle Sou Sumire and ordered him to become the foundation of the world.
"You have to commit crimes," God said.
Step one of committing crimes: first, raise all the characters who appear alongside the main cast.
Sou Sumire: ...
From then on:
The heinous boss of the Black Organization, the shadow lurking behind everyone.
Sou Sumire: That's me.
Gin, the merciless, cold-blooded killer, the organization's number-one loyal dog.
Sou Sumire: That's me again.
Vermouth, the mysterious and alluring witch, the organization boss's most cherished woman.
Sou Sumire: Gender is no problem.
The gentle lady passing by on the street, secretly hiding the knife she just bought, ready to send her husband to his grave.
Sou Sumire: You flatter me.
The despicable professor who steals his students' work, and the cowardly student who can't take it anymore and tries to kill him.
Sou Sumire: Thank you. That's all me.
To keep the world running normally, to make the protagonist burst onto the scene, to give intelligence and law-enforcement agencies in every country something to do, and to make the Grim Reaper the Grim Reaper, Sou Sumire steps forward. He goes from one murder scene to the next, becoming every killer and every victim, every despicable criminal.
Sou Sumire: Breaking the law and committing crimes for world peace again today.
Note:
1. The protagonist's gender is unspecified and can be male or female.
2. There will be pseudo-selfcest content: for plot purposes, two of the protagonist's secret identities marry, but there are no romantic scenes. All the protagonist's secret identities are controlled by the protagonist and have no independent consciousness.
Theme: Running around to make every appointment each day is exhausting
