Detective, Doctor, and Atypical Detective

Watson was fond of writing when he was young. When he was a military doctor on the battlefield, he heard many stories that should not be studied deeply or told. He was afraid that when those stories were spread and heard by others, they would induce a great plague in the soul or mind. But he couldn't control his curiosity and divergent thinking, so he broke up the stories he heard and mixed them into his own stories, and wrote them in a locked notebook to curb his growing curiosity. Time came to the night when he returned home with scars and illness. In the stormy sea, he and the ship returned to London unscathed as if they had been sheltered. But Watson found that his notebook was missing. Even though he had been writing furiously under the light of the cabin the night before, no matter who he asked, everyone said that Dr. Watson was not usually a person who could write. In everyone's impression, he could not even write a diary. It's as if the creation was all his imagination from beginning to end. It wasn't until he was determined to forget his notebooks and stories after repeated treatment by a psychiatrist that a stranger who shocked him came to his door and wanted to share an apartment with him at 221B Baker Street. But Watson only felt in disbelief and felt cold all over. For the stranger introduced himself as Sherlock, the exact same name as the fictional protagonist of his missing notebook. In his memory, there had never been 221 Baker Street in London, but now this apartment was indeed standing in front of him. * Food guide 1: It is almost equal to the original steampunk era. Except for the place names, other backgrounds can be said to be completely unrealistic, plus some very unauthentic backgrounds of the Waka series. 2: There are detective elements, but a lot of fighting plots are added. In other words, this Fu Hehua is super capable of fighting, and Fu is not a human in this setting, and his early performance tends to be cold-blooded and ruthless. 3: It contains a large number of original characters that promote the plot. Many original plots will be magically modified, and there may be disturbing and terrifying plot descriptions. 4: A large number of original characters' identities and backgrounds have original elements, and contain the author's own interpretation of the characters' personalities, which may seem very different from the original work. 5: All plots only serve the plot Concept: The unknown is the most interesting