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Synopsis
Shinji Kitahara navigates the chaotic streets of Mihua, where he decides that pursuing romance is far more rewarding than solving crimes. He finds himself at the center of a tumultuous romantic struggle involving a variety of strong-willed women, including Vermouth and Shirley. This novel reads like a romantic harem parody of a detective series, utilizing the 'Shura field' trope to create comedic tension. It is intended for fans of the source material who enjoy lighthearted romantic fluff and character-driven chaos over complex mysteries. Those seeking a serious police procedural or a traditional whodunit should skip this title. The story features fast-paced romantic developments and stands out for its irreverent tone, contrasting the city's dangerous reputation with the protagonist's singular focus on love.
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This fan-fiction piece takes a refreshing detour from traditional mystery-solving, focusing instead on the romantic entanglements of its lead. Its primary strength is the comedic subversion of the setting, effectively replacing deductive reasoning with interpersonal drama. However, the work currently lacks a significant footprint, as indicated by the very low view count, and the relatively short chapter count suggests the narrative is still in its infancy. While the harem dynamics provide immediate entertainment, the lack of broader engagement makes it difficult to gauge the story's long-term quality or plot depth. It serves as a lighthearted diversion for those tired of the usual tropes associated with the franchise, though it may feel superficial to readers who prefer a more cohesive, high-stakes plot.