As a social animal who has just entered society, Miyagawa Yuki accidentally bound to the system and learned through the system that he actually lived in a comic book called "Detective Conan", and that he was just a passerby who did not even have a name in the world constructed by this comic.
After listening to the system chattering about the general plot of this work for several hours,
Miyagawa Yuki looked calm: Oh.
The system is full of fighting spirit: So host, since you have met me, I will never let you become a passerby. I will work hard to change your ordinary life. The first thing is to get closer to the protagonist of the work. Become friends with the protagonist group, and then...
Miyagawa Yuki: Thank you for the invitation, I don't want to.
Miyagawa Yuki: I'm just an ordinary person. I don't want to be involved in the kind of thrilling or even life-threatening stories you mentioned. Instead of thinking about changing my ordinary life, I might as well think about how to help me increase my salary or help me pay off my mortgage.
System: ... Host, you are too realistic!
Miyagawa Yuki: Sorry, working as a worker is so realistic.
Despite being rejected, Miyagawa Yuki and the system met these people by chance.
So a certain bomb disposal policeman who should have been killed in the line of duty but was still alive appeared in front of Miyagawa Yuki: Xiao Miyagawa, long time no see, are you okay?
Toru Amuro, a working emperor who was working as a waiter at Polo Cafe, was stunned when he saw Miyagawa Yuki's expression: Is it you? Why are you here?
The dedicated big brother of a certain black organization was in disbelief: Chivas Regal, I didn't expect you to be still alive.
The main character of the manga who has shrunk in size: Brother Miyagawa, come here quickly, don't let the organization discover us.
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The system is shocked:? Didn't you say that you are an ordinary person? When did you meet them?
Miyagawa looked around and said: Well, they are familiar with each other.
System: I look easy to deceive, right?
Concept: Everyone is the protagonist of his own life