People Are In Kexue, And Something Is Not Right With The Female Characters!(1-466)

In the vast landscape of Detective Conan fan fiction, Yi Wan San Qian’s People Are In Kexue, And Something Is Not Right With The Female Characters! stands out as a refreshing, meta-narrative twist on the traditional "isekai" trope. By injecting a clever psychological layer into the classic mystery-solving world, the author transforms a familiar setting into a playground of romantic confusion and comedic misunderstandings.

The story follows a protagonist who arrives in the world of Detective Conan expecting the usual high-stakes drama of the Black Organization. However, the narrative quickly shifts focus from typical crime-solving to a character-driven romp. The core hook lies in the "Xia Ye Diary," a plot device that grants the female leads access to the protagonist’s inner thoughts. This creates a brilliant dynamic where characters like Ran Mouri and Eri Kisaki react not to what the protagonist says, but to the unfiltered, often chaotic commentary he writes in his diary.

What makes this novel truly compelling is its ability to subvert the "reserved" archetypes of the original series. Watching the stoic or polite female leads grapple with the protagonist’s secret opinions—and the resulting jealousy or curiosity—adds a layer of tension that is both hilarious and addictive. It turns the world of Kexue into a high-stakes social game where the protagonist is unknowingly the biggest player in the room.

For readers who enjoy lighthearted romance mixed with the intrigue of the Conan universe, this novel is a must-read. The pacing is snappy, the interactions are witty, and the author masterfully balances the absurdity of the premise with genuine character growth. If you are looking for a unique take on a classic anime setting that prioritizes character chemistry over standard detective tropes, this series is an absolute gem.