I’m Kise Chizuru, an ordinary office drone in the First Investigative Division, and I’ve realized that the people around me don’t seem to obey the laws of science.
In a family full of golden hair, my hair has gradually faded under the influence of some mysterious force, making me the only Samoyed in a den of golden retrievers.
I thought silver hair was a rare color, until one day I moved to Beika Town and suddenly found myself surrounded by a bunch of strangers who looked familiar.
The strangers acted as if they were facing a formidable enemy, as though my looks were terrifying beyond belief.
But I was just confused: This is completely backwards. People can insult the Kise family’s intelligence, but they can’t insult our looks.
My little brother is unusually tall for his age and has a Sharingan-like skill called “Perfect Imitation.” Is that scientific?
My senior colleague number one can dismantle all kinds of bombs in three minutes. Is that scientific?
My senior colleague number two can drive a car along high-speed rail tracks. Is that scientific?
The part-timer from next door is always full of energy, working at different places every day and running into me. Is that scientific?
The bassist from next door says he’s in a band, but I’ve never seen him perform, and he’s still incredibly rich. Is that scientific?
I thought my belief in science was already hanging by a thread, but when I saw a man step out of a vintage car, looking almost exactly like me but with a filter from the underworld, I finally accepted it: Great. Science doesn’t exist.
1. The female lead is firmly on the good guys’ side. She’s not an undercover agent.
2. They really do just look alike. They have no blood relation whatsoever.
3. The Kise family’s inherited beauty is her specialty, and everyone’s attention is focused on her.
4. The romantic pairing will be decided in an extra. Place your bets among the Police Academy group.
Theme: Justice and fairness cannot be defeated
