Detective Conan: Me Saving the Police Academy Group
[Male Protagonist · Pairing with Fushimi Komei · OOC Warning]
[The protagonist is aligned with the righteous side, and later will save the five members of the police academy group from their flags.
Gin is not purely black.]
Matsuda Keikou opened his eyes to become the “nonexistent” unlucky older brother of Matsuda Jinpei.
Faced with the mess of his falsely accused father and his still-young younger brother, he tore up the script in anger: why must the police academy group always get a bad ending? I insist on a full-house happy ending!
So at age fifteen, he cleaned his father’s name with his left hand and, with his right, picked up the young Jinpei and Hagiwara, beginning a random journey of saving little kids.
First stop, Nagano Prefecture. With the help of the system’s alarm-like warnings, he successfully snatched Fushimi’s parents away from Otomori Hajime, and also bundled off Komei and Shinkai.
"Population +2. You’re welcome."
Back in Tokyo, his father had a sudden change of heart, but still kept slacking off: "As the eldest brother is like a father, and the tournament matters more. Kid, you raise them!"
After settling in Tokyo, the neighbor turned out to be blond-and-tanned Ryoga Zero, a buy-one-get-one-free deal as the childhood friend duo quickly reunited.
From then on, Matsuda Keikou began a chaotic life of raising children.
As the child-rearing team kept growing, Keikou, while skipping grades wildly at university, also frantically researched black technology.
Years later, with his left hand as a scientist and his right hand secretly rewriting the script, he sometimes used black technology to save Gin, who then clung to him from that point on, and sometimes extinguished the fire of bomb-crazed criminals in advance.
And with that calm, precociously mature eldest son of the Fushimi family, Komei... how did he end up selling himself to him while taking care of him?
This generation of police academy students and villains, I’ll protect them all!
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