Science is a big stage, if you don’t have cheats, don’t come. Kurosawa Hoshino said, it just so happens that I have cheats. ... Conan: "I just found the clues and he solved the case right after. Isn’t this cheating? Can it be played without blocking?" Hattori Heiji: "How can anyone deduce like that? Cheats, it must be cheats." ... Vodka: "Brother, after we kill the target and meet Kurosawa Hoshino, should we kill him? To prevent him from deducing that we are the murderer." Gin: "Stupid, we will only leave after killing the target. We will not stay there to quickly prove to him that we are the murderer, because he can't find us at all." ... Kurosawa Hoshino: "Sorry, I just watched the anime, not cheats."

I've traveled through time and space and become Yuuki Mamoru, diligently training to face a world-ending crisis. And you tell me this is a manga? This is an abstract, entertaining book that will make you forget your worries and smile. Note: The protagonist has morals but no moral boundaries.

Awakening to a new life, Ye Chuanxin regains his memories. He discovers he's been reincarnated into the world of Detective Conan. And it's a patchwork of Conan-esque worlds. His system is from Assassin's Creed. The artifact of the Assassin Master is from Cat's Eye. Wait, if there's Cat's Eye, then there must be Lupin III, right? Actually, there's more. Checking international news, John Wick from Continental Hotel is on Interpol's Red Notice. On the streets of Tokyo, Han from Fast & Furious is helping the Yamaguchi-gumi transport special goods in Shinjuku. In the US, Ethan Hunt of the CIA's IMF team is recruited to investigate an organization called the Knights Templar that sells nuclear waste in Saudi Arabia. In the UK, Kingsmen agents are investigating the Thousand-Faced Witch...