Opening a Lupin Bar in Mihua

After dying, Han Yue transmigrated to the world of Detective Conan, along with a bar-management simulation System gifted to him as part of the transmigration.

"Let's open a bar called Lupin in Beika Town!" the System declared the instant they connected.

Little Han Yue: ?

The bar did well, and Han Yue earned quite a bit of unexpected income. What gave him a headache was how the bar kept attracting all sorts of strange customers.

Like the bandage-wrapped young man who kept asking him to make drinks with dish soap in them.

Like the red-haired, expressionless man whose cowlick was unbelievably nimble.

Like the bespectacled man with the unmistakable air of an overworked office drone and a dangerously receding hairline.

And...

Conan had been quite troubled lately. He'd met a mysterious bar owner.

He was a master lockpicker.

He seemed to predict the future, leading Conan out of danger again and again.

He was like a walking intelligence network, always finding information in the strangest places.

He had a gloomy, deathly aura, yet could also be passionate and upright.

His martial arts were on par with Makoto Kyogoku's.

His cooking was so delicious it won over everyone's taste buds.

His cat was remarkably perceptive, and meeting its eyes felt like being seen right through.

Only...

"Mr. Han Yue, I'm over here..." Conan's eyes turned dead as he watched Han Yue talk to a flowerpot.

"Boss, you can't admire Saku-chan's beauty without your glasses!" Hagiwara Kenji, using the alias Furukawa Saku, pulled a pair of glasses he'd prepared earlier from his inner pocket.

"If you're nearsighted, don't read in the dark, Boss." Morofushi Hiromitsu, who had changed his name to Akashi Hikaru to conceal his identity, helplessly took the book from Han Yue.

The protagonist is firmly on the good guys' side, with no undercover plotlines, but there are scenes where people mistake him for a bad guy. (It's all Dazai's fault.)

Everyone gets saved; anyone I can think of, I'll save.

If anything doesn't match the original, just consider it one of Moxi's personal additions.

Apologies for any out-of-character moments.

Theme: Raise a glass to yourself