(I'm working on a complete outline. I've written 20,000 words so far. Thanks to everyone who's sent a tip!)
A math student transmigrates into the Victorian era of the nineteenth century and becomes the beautiful young Dorian Gray.
Rejecting the fate of the original story, Dorian pursues further study at the University of London, only to realize something is off.
Why is his professor's last name Moriarty? Why is the family doctor named Watson? And why does the violinist he meets on the street have the last name Holmes?
Dorian: This world is too dangerous!
1. Sherlock and Watson are based on Sherlock, Moriarty on Moriarty the Patriot. You can enjoy the story even if you haven't seen or read them.
2. Crossover: Sherlock, Moriarty the Patriot, Dorian Gray, Phantom of the Opera, and more...
3. No pairings, confessions, or established romantic relationships throughout.
4. The characters are mainly friends, with a bond that's more than friendship but not quite romance.
5. Contains a small amount of supernatural content.
Theme: Neither consulting detectives nor criminal masterminds can see through me
