[Detective Conan] Shh! One of Us...

After waking up in the hospital following a car accident, Arisugawa Hitomi signs a contract with a System called "among us."

The System tells her that if she wants to survive without a time limit, she must complete every objective.

Including, but not limited to: 1. Ensure the crew's (white team's) victory rate.

2. Secure the neutral team's (gray team's) first victory.

3. Drive out all the impostors (red team).

With the role of "Seer" she received at the start, Arisugawa Hitomi begins collecting character cards for the white and gray teams while trying her best to send all kinds of red-team players to prison.

But because the System is damaged and for various other reasons, she suddenly finds herself with a lot of relatives. What's more, to win the game, she has to personally "send away" most of them.

Arisugawa Hitomi has always thought of the System as an ordinary werewolf role-playing game. She's willing to experience this novelty, inventing increasingly elaborate details about her background as circumstances demand, and slowly extending her survival time...

If not for that sudden bullet.

And so the third faction, represented by light gray, awakens. Their only goal is to wipe out the black team completely.

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In this game disguised as a game of Werewolf, the "Seer" reveals every truth, the "Detective" uncovers every clue, the "Engineer" diligently does their duty to the very end, the "Sheriff" never kills an innocent, the "Hacker" watches everything from the shadows, and the "Undercover" never says a word, even in death...

The "Thief" follows their own sense of justice, the "Lovers" never part, the "Jester" laughs before being locked in prison, the "Arsonist" sets themself alight at the end, the "Survivor" trembles in fear under the slaughter, and "Chaos" never distinguishes between factions...

No one could have imagined that everything began in an ordinary hospital room at Beika Central Hospital.

(Settings will be added, and the blurb will be revised. Not everything is guaranteed to appear in the story.)

Little scene:

"System, you told me there's an impostor in this shop."

"Correct."

"The Seer can check someone's faction, and can do it three times."

"Correct."

"There are only four people in this shop, including me."

"Correct. This is a beginner's perk. Find and exile the impostor as soon as possible."

"Besides me and that impostor, the other two are ordinary bystanders."

"Correct. Innocent bystanders aren't part of this game's System."

"Then tell me this! There's no sheriff, no meeting, and I'm an unarmed Seer. How am I supposed to deal with an impostor carrying a knife?!"

Tips:

1. The heroine has no romantic pairing. This is a serious story. Her characterization is tentatively neutral-leaning and hostile to the black team, with some light rescue and misunderstandings. The protagonists are on the crew and neutral factions. Her personality becomes somewhat more radical later on. Inspired by Bilibili's Canteen Moments. Expect lots of deaths among characters with secret identity cards, hence the simple title. Essentially, it's a secret-identity-style story wearing an AU disguise, and identities won't be exposed.

2. The mod abilities have been heavily altered. The blurb will be revised often, and not everything is guaranteed to appear. If you're interested, please add it to your favorites.

Coming soon: Teaming Up with the Mobile Game Protagonists

A nameless wanderer who drifted through different worlds because of their constitution finally finds a temporary home with the help of a System.

However, this world has been battered by colliding multiverses, alien invasions, reboots, and other disasters. Its world barrier is already badly damaged, and a new catastrophe of merging worlds is right around the corner.

Fortunately, friends from previous worlds reach out to help.

Behind a Hollow disaster that engulfs half a metropolis, Phaethon's clear blue-ringed eyes are reflected in a giant computer screen;

A Demon Pillar summoned by the Court of Owls awakens, and the first thing it sees is a red Command Spell on the back of a magus's hand;

Deep in the endless expanse of Atlantis, a demonic dragon awakened by the abyss falls asleep once more. In the distance, the golden sword in the Traveler's hand still shines brilliantly, unstained by a single drop of blood;

Facing a swarm of calamity bugs that has already devoured dozens of sectors, the Trailblazer with a baseball bat gives a cold laugh and beckons tauntingly at the King Bug in the center.

Beneath the deep darkness, stars always shine bright, and the sun and moon endure.

Tips

1. The heroine has no romantic pairing. The story becomes an ensemble later, with the protagonist appearing less often. There are few playable characters, and the plot mainly follows the four heroines.

2. I'm still catching up on DC comics. I only play Genshin Impact and Star Rail, so the worldbuilding won't go too deep and may rely on stereotypes.

3. A light, simple story. All settings serve the plot, and there are many alterations.

4. The author isn't very reliable about finishing stories. I'm very sorry, so please keep that in mind!

Theme: Every experience becomes a stepping stone.