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Stay away from Conan

A mysterious death, a legendary world, and a game system that might be his only lifeline. When Takato wakes up with a pounding headache and a body that isn't his, he quickly realizes he has transmigrated into the dangerous world of Detective Conan. Occupying the body of Mitarai Kyosuke, a brilliant young electrical engineer who graduated university at just sixteen, Takato discovers he has inherited more than just a new face—he has inherited a death sentence. Through sharp observation, Takato deduces that the original owner of his body didn't die of natural causes. A photo of Mitarai alongside a young Shiho Miyano suggests a lethal connection to the Black Organization, leading Takato to believe he was a victim of the untraceable poison, APTX4869. With no memories of his past and a killer who might still be watching, Takato’s survival hinges on a mysterious interface that appears before his eyes: the settlement screen of "Bounty Detective," a mobile game he played in his previous life. By using the system’s rewards to uncover hidden clues, Takato orchestrates a daring and explosive "death" for his new identity to slip into the shadows. Mitarai Kyosuke is dead. Now, the real game begins. What to expect: Set one year before Shinichi Kudo shrinks, featuring Kaito Kid’s return and Shiho Miyano’s early years. No overpowered abilities—only a sharp mind and a familiar game system used to solve his own murder. Follow Takato as he navigates the deadly web of the Black Organization while forging a new path in a world of master detectives. This is only a translation. Here is the original source: 离柯南远一点 To anyone whod like to support me: https://patreon.com/404_Identity?
404_Identity · 43k Views

In the World of Detective Conan with a Choice System

Transmigrating into a nightmare is one thing; waking up as the prime suspect in a "locked-room" murder is another. When Akikawa Kosuke opens his eyes, he isn't in a hospital or a peaceful new world. He is trapped inside a sealed, crashed boxcar, his body leaden and his mind reeling from carbon monoxide poisoning. Slumped over him is a woman, gruesomely stabbed to death—and his own hand is still clutching the hilt of the murder weapon. With police sirens wailing in the distance and a mysterious "Option System" flickering before his eyes, Kosuke realizes he has seconds to act. He has no memory of the original owner’s life or whether he is truly a killer, but he knows one thing: if the police find him like this, his new life ends before it begins. A desperate race against logic and evidence begins. In a chilling display of resolve, Kosuke uses his medical knowledge to systematically destroy the evidence against him. To sever his connection to the weapon and the crime, he must go to extreme lengths—even if it means deliberately shattering his own bones to create a physical impossibility. But as the doors are forced open, Kosuke discovers he isn't just facing the local police. He has transmigrated into a world where the "Death God Elementary School Student" exists. Under the piercing gaze of the world's most famous detectives, can Kosuke maintain his innocence, or will his own cover-up become his undoing? What to expect: Mc who will break his own body to manipulate a crime scene. High-stakes decisions that grant skills, traits, and survival. Prove your innocence when you are caught red-handed in a locked room. This is only a translation. Here is the original source: 人在柯南,有脑内选项系统
404_Identity · 7.6k Views

Rent A Girlfriend: Speedrun Any%

After an unexpected accident, a top-tier streamer known for speedrunning games wakes up in the body of Kazuya Kinoshita, the hopeless protagonist of a romance anime he instantly labels as “absolute trash.” Armed with nothing but a sharp tongue, quick wit, and a strategist’s mindset, he decides there’s only one logical move: Speedrun the entire story and get out as fast as possible. Instead of following the painfully slow, misunderstanding-filled canon of Rent-A-Girlfriend, this new “Kazuya” breaks every rule. He refuses to simp, calls people out to their faces, and dismantles forced relationships with brutal honesty. His words cut deep - often intentionally - leaving emotional fallout in his wake. From confronting his manipulative ex Mami Nanami, to rejecting artificial connections and exposing uncomfortable truths, he treats reality like a game: skipping “cutscenes,” triggering key events, and optimizing every interaction for the fastest possible ending. But not everything can be speedrun. As he grows closer to Chizuru Mizuhara, a girl hiding her true self behind a perfect façade, he begins to realize that real emotions don’t follow scripts - and that his own past has made him more broken than he thought. What starts as a cynical attempt to “clear a bad story” turns into something far more personal: A journey about honesty, consequences, and learning when to stop treating life like a game. In a world built on fake relationships, can someone who only knows how to break things learn how to truly connect?
Phi_Long_Gaming · 21k Views

My Love Game That Is Doomed to End in Death with Them

By a twist of fate, Narumi Tōru obtains a Romance Simulation System. As long as he earnestly plays various roles within the simulations and successfully clears NPC routes, he can earn rewards and overturn his life as a nobody. But the premise of the game is simple and cruel: he is guaranteed to meet death at the ending. He elopes with Yukinoshita Yukino, who is suffering from a serious illness, escaping the hospital and driving along the highway toward the sea—only to give his pancreas to Yukino in the end, letting her live on alone. He stars in a romantic comedy of body-swapping with his “little sister” Eriri. At the height of a midsummer fireworks festival, they are forgotten by everyone, and in an empty town, they embrace beneath a rain of falling meteors. He stands directly opposed to Kessoku Band. The villain who bullies a socially anxious girl collapses and dies suddenly in Yamada Ryō’s arms on the eve of the band’s rise to fame—only then do people realize that everything he did was merely to bring Gotō Hitori into the spotlight. He gradually drifts apart from his childhood friend Sakurajima Mai. When she is afflicted with a curse of reverse growth, he takes it upon himself without hesitation. From that moment on, the two who once shared fleeting days—gathering the morning flowers and recalling them at dusk—find their timelines crossing in opposite directions… Yet after pulling himself out of the game’s fatal endings, he can’t shake the feeling that something isn’t quite right… Lover, big brother, childhood friend—weren’t those just settings inside a simulation game? So why are you all taking it seriously?
MadYiDao · 199.2k Views