Joking version:
Megure: "Has Jingu finished writing his report?"
Matsuda: "No. He said he'll turn it in right at the deadline. He loves doing that."
"..."
Two days later--
Megure: "Why hasn't he handed in his report yet?"
Matsuda: "Wait, I'll ask who he outsourced it to. Oh, this time it's someone from the First Investigation Division next door."
Three days later--
Megure: "Jingu, why can I never find you?"
Jingu Shumei: "Because I'm rushing between appointments. No time to talk, the people next door need me."
Megure: "Which department is it this time?"
Jingu Shumei: "Osaka--"
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The serious version:
Jingu Shumei, the legendary genius psychological counselor who can see into people's hearts, discovers a mysterious criminal by chance, changing his life forever.
His dying friend, barely clinging to life, leaves him a final message: "Shumei, the abyss is watching you..."
Jingu Shumei shifts from psychological expert to police consultant, all in pursuit of justice and the truth. His passion for solving cases, grief over what he has lost, sympathy for those in pain, and unfading loneliness lead to one dazzling encounter after another.
In the face of truth, he says:
"I'm pursuing a cunning, cautious, and utterly ruthless criminal. Are you sure you want to join me?"
Matsuda: "Asking that makes you sound more like an idiot than a lunatic."
Furuya: "Anyway, how about we deal with the mole first?"
Morofushi: "This counts as repayment, unless you count the bass performance."
(Don't be fooled by the dialogue above. This isn't actually a dokidoki romance game-style story. The male lead just happens to be popular with the good guys, and a bunch of them will gather around him. The Black Organization is only a side quest in this story.)
Content warnings:
The entire police academy crew survives. The male lead is firmly on the good guys' side.
It will include a little crossover with Netkyo. Bungou Stray Dogs characters are just background cameos, and their supernatural abilities will not actually appear.
The male lead has no romantic pairing. The Detective Conan canon timeline has been altered and includes original elements. (The protagonist's characterization is based on Patrick Jane from the TV series The Mentalist. You don't need to have watched it.)
The protagonist has no romantic pairing. Everyone's relationships with him are friendship or familial affection. He has fans, but they simply admire him. There is no romance in this story.
There are many original cases, as well as some original supporting characters.
There are a few scenes where other characters develop a favorable impression of the protagonist, but that's acting and doesn't involve any romance. Please keep that in mind.
Upcoming story
Takahashi Kiyoteru is a Level III crime scene investigator with the Las Vegas police. He had planned to transfer to Chicago as a supervisor, but one crime scene investigation changed his mind.
"You're going back to Japan to work as a CSI?"
"Yes. It's a fresh start."
Takahashi Kiyoteru was lying. He wasn't going back for a "fresh start." More than anyone, he knew what the message the killer had left at the crime scene meant.
"If fate wants me to fight it, then I have no choice but to defeat it."
Japan's CSI team: all-new members, all original. New cases. Unlike Detective Conan, with its murders on the spot and detectives solving cases, this story will focus more on murders away from the scene, and detectives will play a much smaller role.
The story centers on a crime scene investigation team.
Japan's CSI was only recently established. Before that, there was just the Forensics Division. The CSI will set up a crime laboratory and reorganize the Forensics Division. The proposal passes at a police reform meeting, so the protagonist, who studied abroad and worked as a Level I crime scene investigator, is invited to take charge of the newly established CSI team in Japan and participate in some of the evaluations.
Content warnings:
Some characters will have feelings for the protagonist, but there is no romantic pairing in the main story. There may be pairings in bonus chapters.
The Detective Conan and The Prince of Tennis timelines have been altered.
This story focuses on adults. Conan will not appear until much later. Early on, it will be little Shinichi.
The cases are original. The characters are highly intelligent, but their intelligence is limited by the author's own.
Writing advice is welcome.
Theme: Rebuild after destruction
Tsk tsk tsk There must be something shady inside | The police are afraid of being caught by the shrine.
In the blink of an eye, I looked like a eunuch 😂
[Cat's Claw] After finishing the story, click on the claw. If there are still extra chapters, just click on the chapter at the end of the main text. Akiaki Kamiya is about tracking down the mastermind who killed his friend. The character of the protagonist and the original plot of solving the case by IQ are very interesting. You can really feel his intelligence, and the interaction with Matsuda and other characters is also very cute. But when I read the text, it said that Fumino's background board had no special abilities, so I thought it was just a character passing by and interacting. In fact, the fantasy elements of Dazai's pages and world fusion are very important in the entire main plot. It feels like these fantasy elements pass through the protagonist's life like a natural disaster, and the protagonist has nothing to do but accept and adapt. This is the same character I fell in love with after reading the first half of the book. The image of the character is very conflicting with the plot of solving the crime, so I just can't accept it... I read the second half purely for the purpose of planning the crime, and the truth and the final confrontation were relatively dull. In other words, the protagonist's overall mood felt tired and confused, which caused the whole plot to flow and slow down like being immersed in the light of dusk, and the focus shifted to the character's psychology and self-reconciliation. The biggest problem with the reading experience is that after reading it, I didn't understand the purpose of those fantasy plots in the whole book. In particular, the protagonist forgot about the ending. I feel that this forgetfulness conflicts with the protagonist's growth line of walking out of the past and facing the sunshine. The planner was also in the middle because this fantasy factor added a lot of obstacles, but the ending was written in one stroke. The moment Dazai appeared on the scene, he completely took away the feeling of the protagonist (I don't like watching non-protagonist Dazai's scenes because it is easy to do this). When writing the shrine, he would also cause trouble for Dazai, thinking that he could regain the leadership, but in the end nothing happened. Another thing I care about is the story of friends. The revelation of the friend's identity deepens their friendship, but this part (almost all the scenes that make the friend no longer a mere tool) are bound to fantasy elements. I forgot what to do at the end... Maybe I personally like the line of detective solving crimes and revenge, and after watching the first half, I can feel that this line has been set up to be very complete and emotional. I am very looking forward to the follow-up. Unexpectedly, there are new settings such as the fusion of super powers and worlds that are different on the set. There is a feeling that it is very complicated but what I originally expected has been completely diluted. The first half of the book is really interesting. The protagonist performs some exaggerated performances while solving the case. He is genius and cute, and has a very distinctive personality. The relationship with Matsuda Sato's colleagues, helping each other, taking care of each other and favoring each other is also very cute. The plot of solving the case is refreshing and neat. It can be said that it is rare to see such excellent original plots. I can't say that the second half of the book is not good to watch. After all, the author's logic and writing style are always on the line. The protagonist's psychological experience is very vivid and enriches the character. The lyrical atmosphere is quite contagious, but it seems that the theme suddenly changed in the middle of the text, and I couldn't keep up with sosad anymore.
Congratulations on the completion! The dialogue between Matsuda and Akiaki at the end was so good. In fact, I finished watching the ending a few days ago, but I didn't write a review for various reasons () It's not the most perfect story, but it's a story that I enjoyed a lot after reading it. The early part of the story is a bit cold. Qiu Ming hides himself and the fast pace of the plot makes people a little breathless. But I really like to watch reasoning to solve the case (although my reasoning is terrible www) and I am also really curious about why Qiu Ming, a detective, became such a person? Such a smart, a bit exaggerated, beautiful stray cat? I really like him to reveal more later on. Face to face, those who are struggling with the case can only focus on his cooperation with his colleagues in the Metropolitan Police Department, and the warmth that is like home outside of work; the pain he accumulated in the past, the wounds he carefully protected; the close friends he and Matsuda have become by helping each other, two people who have been left with gaps by their past fate, but they want to support each other because they see the hearts exposed on each other's chests, alas, alas. While enjoying the beautiful logic flowing through the smooth cerebral cortex, while eating everyone's love and hate, yes, this is how I taste food!
In that case, the imitator couldn't be Natsuhiko Kyogoku...?
This sentence sounds too much like an NPC
Will this welfare episode have an ending one day?
But at this time, Kuroda was not the manager. The manager of the Search Section 1 was still Matsumoto Kiyonaga. He was replaced by Kuroda in the second half of the first year of Conan. Moreover, Kuroda had been the section chief in Nagano for a while before joining the Metropolitan Police Department. Because the section chief before Yui Uehara resigned loved coffee, soon after Yui was reinstated, the section chief was replaced by Kuroda, who likes black tea.
Gin [He hesitates to speak] Do you not believe that this is really powerful, or do you really think that you are worthy of others joining, so you show yourself to others like this? [Silence] Do you think an Edogawa with a president would follow Mori Ogai? Are you afraid you don't want to be too beautiful?
In Japanese yen, 550,000 yuan is just as much as a month's salary in Tokyo 🍉