Yukiya's Emotional Livestream

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Yano Kyo starts a livestream show on a well-known video-sharing site. At first, most viewers are drawn in by the streamer's good looks and his sharp-tongued takes on relationship topics. But later, viewers watching Yano Kyo read relationship submissions in the livestream suddenly realize the show is getting weirder and weirder.

Especially when Yano Kyo reads certain submissions. For example, one sender suspects their partner is cheating and has tried to investigate them in secret.

Yano Kyo: "Your partner cheating isn't the issue. Your tracking methods are just too basic, sender. Go to the police or a detective and check whether he has a criminal record."

Or, a sender speaks passionately about how much they love their partner and how badly their partner has treated them, but says it's fine, they've forgiven them no matter what.

Yano Kyo: "Sender, your partner will never be able to forgive you again, and neither will I. The blood from your murder is all over the paper, and you couldn't even be bothered to wipe it off. Did you think I'd believe it was blood from an accidental injury? I'll hand this letter over to the Metropolitan Police Department as soon as the stream ends. Don't let the door hit you on the way out."

Or, some senders are rich, but their partners demand far too much, which causes them a bit of distress.

Yano Kyo: "You need to call the police right away. You've been set up and extorted!"

The early comments:

[The streamer sounds so serious right now. Is this real? Did the sender's boyfriend actually commit a crime?]

[The sender killed someone and still dared to submit a letter? The streamer must be talking nonsense. It's fake, right?]

[How am I seeing a honey trap in a relationship livestream?]

The later comments:

[Didn't the streamer tell that sender to check her boyfriend's criminal record? He really had one! The streamer's eye for detail is incredible!]

[Help, am I not watching a relationship livestream? How did the streamer figure out the sender had killed someone?]

[Thinking about that sender who got caught in a honey trap, how is a relationship radio show full of cases?]

[You're a Metropolitan Police Department spy sent to infiltrate relationship livestreams, aren't you?]

Not long after, Yano Kyo announced to all his fans: "Hello, everyone. This is my boyfriend, Officer Isshiki. You guessed right, I'm a spy sent by the Metropolitan Police Department."

Officer Isshiki, who'd been dragged there because Yano Kyo said he was switching careers: Hey!

The viewers: We get it now. So this so-called relationship livestream is really just watching the streamer and his boyfriend show off their affection!

Content warning: OOC

CP: Fixed. No breaking up or reversing roles, and please don't start ship wars. In short, please don't bring up alternate pairings, thanks.

Probably a pure detective-fandom setting.

When this story began, spoilers from the manga were current through chapter 166.

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