Please Be Kind to Detective Conan Transmigrators

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You go downstairs to the convenience store every day at the same time to buy instant noodles. One day, the store owner, who’s gotten to know you despite the friendship being entirely one-sided, gives you a game cartridge case called Love You All for N Lifetimes ~ Super LOVE ☆ LOVE as a lid for your noodles.

You fall in love at first sight with the silver-haired man inside, who clearly isn’t like all those flashy types out there.

He takes over your every thought. Even your freshly cooked, fragrant, extra-large instant noodles have to take second place to him.

You start the game immediately.

In the first lifetime, you max out your looks. Seeing you, beautiful as a goddess, he feels too inferior to accept your advances. His eyes redden, and he orders someone to send you to your grave with a sniper rifle.

In the second lifetime, you max out your wealth. Faced with the fortune of your family, the mysterious sixth member of the five great conglomerates, he refuses to become a love cheat who marries into your family and kills you for your money. Instead, he chooses to be an honest man who kills you and takes your money before you even get the chance to fall in love.

In the third lifetime, your father is a congressman. But your prominent political connections bring you no luck. You never even meet him this time. After hearing a few words about him from his underlings, they kill you to keep you quiet.

You and he have been tangled up in the game for ninety-nine lifetimes, earning the proud record of ninety-nine deaths.

By now, the instant noodles on your desk are as cold as your corpse.

But you don’t give up.

You review the lessons from your ninety-nine spectacularly disastrous lifetimes.

Before starting the so-called hundredth lifetime, where enough changes are supposed to bring a qualitative shift, you finally realize that the only way to get your hands on that silver-haired hunk is to use force.

Relying on the rewards you’ve earned from ninety-nine playthroughs, you max out every combat-related stat and march into the game with your head held high.

Your quantitative change really does lead to a qualitative one. The instant noodles you’ve been ignoring suddenly shine with a blinding light. When you open your eyes again, you’ve transmigrated into the game world.

With the explosion of a Suzuki family high-rise as a lovely backdrop, you look at the five-yen coin you’ve taken from your pants pocket, then at the cheapest fifty-yen drink in the vending machine. You raise your fist and shout in your heart like the protagonist of a hot-blooded shonen manga:

[Whatever lies ahead, keep going, Agatsuma Sen!]

That’s right, your surname this time around is Agatsuma, and your given name is Sen.

When you get out, you’re going to adopt a grandkid and have them slap the garbage naming System senseless!

By the way, you’ve already decided what to name your grandkid: Sen.

Please note, it’s [Sen], not [Sen].

Reader’s notes:

1. The blurb contains a ridiculous amount of Gin, but in the story, especially early on, Gin should be the unattainable first-love type, meaning he often appears in memories.

2. The entire story is written in second person. I’m sure everyone would rather not constantly see “Agatsuma Sen” and think of him as the heroine.

3. It’s hard to say where the romance will go, because the heroine is in great mental health (thumbs up)!

Theme: Even if you lose hope in life, keep going and use your good spirits to inspire everyone!