Japanese TV Dramas: Strange Tales from the World of Conan

The protagonist is reborn in a world where Japanese dramas and anime intertwine, carrying a System that appears only on his birthday to gift-wrap and deliver items or abilities from the world of anime and manga. In the public-facing world, famous detectives such as Conan, Mouri, and Hattori constantly find themselves surrounded by death. There are also criminal investigators like Junichi Oiwa and Ukyo Sugishita, working at crime scenes in pursuit of the justice they believe in. In the hidden world, the mysterious black-clad organization known as the distillery searches in the shadows for the immortal wine bestowed by a demon more than two hundred years ago. Meanwhile, the Kengan Association, formed by numerous companies banding together, stands as an equal to financial giants like the Suzuki Zaibatsu, jointly shaping the country’s economic future. A headless rider on a motorcycle that neighs like a warhorse races between the city’s skyscrapers, becoming an urban legend. A dragon, seeking its beloved, conceals itself among humanity. In this life, the protagonist chooses to become a detective. Using the powers bestowed by the System, he upholds his own sense of justice in both the public and hidden worlds. 1. The laid-back protagonist has a heroine from the start. There is only one heroine; no breaking up established couples and no recruiting characters from the original stories. 2. This work crosses over anime, crime-investigation dramas, and Japanese TV dramas. It features characters and plotlines from Detective Conan, Durarara!!, Kengan Ashura, Ikebukuro West Gate Park, Aibou, Kasouken no Onna, Investigation Division One, Unnatural, and many more. It’s packed with elements, so read at your own discretion. Tags: Detective Conan, anime crossover, Japanese dramas, criminal investigation, detectives (PS: All character and organization names appearing in this book are fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.)