The Daily Life of a Salted Fish Assassin in Anime Crossovers

It neither encourages nor expresses opposition.

So, this boss was just a silent spectator?

He opened a hotel near the Head God Forest, but while running the hotel business, he did not do anything to dissuade those who came to commit suicide.

Or perhaps he tried it, but eventually gave up after finding it ineffective?

After reviewing the information related to suicide websites, Jiang Hang had a general idea of ​​what was going on.

Since the hotel owner wasn't one of those who incited suicide, let's put that aside for now. After all, he only browsed those prohibited websites and didn't post any inflammatory remarks. Strictly speaking, knowing someone is going to commit suicide and not doing anything about it is immoral and could even be considered illegal in a few cases.

In reality, the hotel owner, who did nothing wrong, is unlikely to face any criminal charges. Even if the police find out, they will probably just give him a verbal warning and that's it.

As for Jiang Hang, having obtained this information from the hotel owner, he had no intention of doing anything to the owner. At most, he would use some special medicine to give the owner a nightmare or a taste of "sleep paralysis" in the next few days.

Over the next few days, Jiang Hang stayed in Gunma to investigate the members of the suicide website.

Although Conan was also concerned about this matter, what freedom did a primary school student like him have?

After finishing the case and receiving his fee, Kogoro Mouri spent a day having fun before returning to Tokyo with Conan and Ran.

Before leaving, Kogoro Mouri pretended to be nonchalant and left with the words, "If you encounter any trouble, you can contact me anytime, Kogoro Mouri."

However, he needn't bother with the suicide website issue.

Such matters are naturally best handled by official agencies like the police station. Therefore, after Jiang Hang located the website administrator, he passed the message on to Yamamura Misao, who was eager to become his apprentice and learn kung fu. Since the other party was going to become a police inspector sooner or later, Jiang Hang's little push shouldn't cause any butterfly effect.

Yes, after thinking about it all night, Jiang Hang felt that Shan Cuncao was still worth cultivating.

In Tokyo, Jiang Hang got along well with Takagi Wataru and Inspector Megure. However, Inspector Megure's career as a police inspector was nearing its end, while Takagi Wataru was about to become a deputy police inspector, but his promotion assessment was temporarily suspended because of the suspect's escape last time. He probably won't be officially promoted until next year.

As for Shiratori Renzaburo, he is both a professional elite and the young master of a conglomerate. Although his personality is not too bad, Jiang Hang has not had many interactions with him, and the effort required to train him is obviously not commensurate with the returns.

In contrast, the police officers in the professional group, like Yamamura Misao, are much more down-to-earth.

In terms of police rank, he will officially become a police inspector next year, and there is still a lot of room for promotion in the future. His status within the Gunma Police Station will also be easily improved.

In terms of personality, Shancun Cao comes from an ordinary family and doesn't have any messy thoughts. Apart from lacking the talent for deduction and being timid and afraid of ghosts, his desire to be a good policeman is relatively simple.

Moreover, unlike Kogoro Mouri, who has a wild imagination and is always making up theories, Misao Yamamura, although he also lacks self-awareness, has actually not made many deductions on his own initiative.

As long as he stops his reasoning, it shouldn't cause any major problems.

As for how to control the other party's reasoning thoughts?

That's easy to handle. This guy wants to become his apprentice and learn kung fu, so he can just agree.

At worst, he'll just do what Conan suggested and teach Yamamura Misao a basic introduction to improve her fighting skills.

After all, he is a famous detective. Since he has taken on a mountain villager as a student, he should at least teach him some crime-solving skills, otherwise it won't sound good to others in the future.

When the time comes, as Yamamura Misao's teacher, he can teach him some advanced criminal investigation techniques that don't require reasoning, so that Yamamura Misao won't think about reasoning all day and can just honestly continue down the path of scientific investigation.

After all, modern criminal investigation technology mainly relies on comprehensive technical investigation methods, relying on meticulous investigation of the traces left at the crime scene to ultimately locate the criminal's whereabouts.

This is actually Jiang Hang's most commonly used method for solving cases. It's just that Jiang Hang has skipped more than 90% of the steps by relying on the Eagle Eye cheat, and even saved a lot of the work that requires reasoning.

But if we let Yamamura Misao, who has absolutely no talent for reasoning, give up his idea of ​​reasoning and honestly take the path of scientific investigation, maybe he can go further on the path of police work?

If Yamamura Misao performs well, he can indeed use the system's cheat code to help him speed up his learning progress.

In short, in dealing with the suicide website in Gunma Prefecture, Jiang Hang, after pretending to be reserved a few times, finally gave in to Yamamura Misao's persistent pleading and took her in as a student.

However, since Yamamura Misao is a police officer, and an elite member of the professional team at that, it wouldn't be something to boast about if outsiders knew that a professional police officer had become an apprentice of a detective, even if that detective was an advisor to the Metropolitan Police Department.

Therefore, on the surface, it was just that Shancun Cao invited Jiang Hang to a meal to formally become his apprentice, and that was the official name.

Jiang Hang was never one to keep secrets, so he taught Shan Cuncao the basics for two days, then prepared a medicinal bath formula for him and some self-defense items. It was during this time that he told Shan Cuncao about the website administrator.

When this matter was told to Yamamura Misao, the righteous maniac Yamamura Misao, without saying a word, prepared to go to the police station to call people to bring the website administrator back for interrogation.

Jiang Hang stopped him and patiently taught him some criminal investigation and interrogation techniques. Finally, he made him take several pages of notes before letting him leave.

After that, Jiang Hang left everything to Shan Cuncao. After all, if Shan Cuncao couldn't handle this kind of thing, then he would truly be a hopeless case.

However, judging from the reports that Yamamura Misao gave him every night, under his guidance, Yamamura Misao has made considerable progress compared to before.

After the matter of the Divine Forest came to an end, Jiang Hang quietly appeared at the foot of Mount Akina.

Yoshino Kiharu didn't really understand why Jiang Hang would deliberately take a detour to Mount Akina, and since Jiang Hang got closer to Mount Akina, he seemed to drive much faster than before.

Yoshino Kiharu instinctively gripped the handles tightly in the car, afraid that Jiang Hang might suddenly start drifting again without warning.

Fortunately, Jiang Hang managed to control himself this time and drove the car down the mountain smoothly.

What puzzled Kiharu Yuno even more was that if Jiang Hang just wanted to go racing, he could have just gone to Mount Akina at night. Why did Jiang Hang suddenly drive to the front of a tofu shop?

Looking at the sign above the tofu shop, "Fujiwara Tofu Shop," it didn't seem like a famous shop. At least, she couldn't find the name of this shop when she searched for restaurants near Mount Akina online.

Is this a hidden gem of a shop that's actually quite niche but has an exceptionally delicious taste?

Yoshino looked at Jiang Hang with some curiosity.

Jiang Hang was looking at the headline in front of him with a sigh.

People in this world certainly don't know how famous Mount Akina was in Jiang Hang's previous life.

So when Jiang Hang discovered that there really was a Fujiwara Tofu Shop in this world, his first reaction was to run over there to take photos.

This feeling is similar to how he often likes to hit Conan on the head like Kogoro Mouri does; it's all a way of reminiscing about his past life.

As for the timeline here, Jiang Hang had a general idea after doing a quick survey of the information about Fujiwara Takumi, who bore a five-point resemblance to Jay Chou.

He got his driver's license less than a month ago, and it's estimated that it will be more than half a year before he has his first official competition.

Although he only got his driver's license a month ago, Takumi Fujiwara had actually been driving his AE86 on Mount Akina to deliver tofu since he was a first-year junior high school student four or five years ago. Now he is already a seasoned driver.

Jiang Hang was disappointed that he wouldn't be able to hear the classic line, "He uses inertial drift to take the corner, and he's very fast," for the time being.

But from another perspective, this point in time seems a bit too late—Natsuki should already be riding in her uncle's Mercedes by this point in time, and even if Takumi Fujiwara chased after her in his AE86 six months earlier, he wouldn't be able to catch up.

Thinking of this, Jiang Hang shook his head. He couldn't accept this hellish joke. He would have to use his phone to tap the electronic wooden fish a few times to make up for this deed when he got back.

Suppressing the jumbled thoughts in his mind, Jiang Hang glanced at the AE86 parked next to the shop and walked into the unassuming tofu shop.

Chapter 470: Chapter 466: The Fastest Legend of Mount Akina

From a customer's perspective, the environment of Fujiwara Tofu Shop is really not very good.

Upon entering the store, you are greeted by a strong smell of bean curd. The tofu soaking in water looks rather ordinary, and while the taste isn't bad, it's certainly not great either.

No matter how you look at it, this is just an ordinary-looking tofu workshop.

Therefore, as soon as she entered the tofu shop, Yoshino Kiharu's face turned somewhat dejected.

She initially thought this was a small shop making tofu delicacies, but upon entering, she discovered it was simply a shop selling tofu.

Could it be that Jiang Hang traveled all the way here just to buy some tofu and take it back to Tokyo to eat?

However, this idea completely fell apart after seeing the unkempt, squinty-eyed middle-aged owner of the tofu shop with a cigarette dangling from his mouth.

Although Yoshino Koharu wasn't one to judge people by their appearance, she found it hard to believe that such a middle-aged man could be the legendary "Tofu Immortal."

Putting everything else aside, if you open a tofu shop and the entire shop is made of tofu, what should you do if you smoke in the shop and your cigarette ash falls on the tofu?

"What kind of tofu would you like to buy?" Fujiwara Bunta asked Jiang Hang, who had just walked into the shop, not very enthusiastically.

The tofu market in Japan is quite large, and because of the connections he made during his racing days, he can now supply several hotels around Mount Akina. Therefore, when dealing with individual customers like Jiang Hang, he doesn't think of himself as a customer being treated like royalty. The fact that he even bothered to ask a question is a favor he's doing because of the AE86 parked outside his shop.

Jiang Hang sized up Fujiwara Bunta in front of him, and sure enough, he looked like a hermit monk.

If Jiang Hang hadn't already known that the other party was still the fastest legend on Mount Akina, even with his eagle-eyed observation skills, he wouldn't have been able to discern many clues.

"Eighteen years ago, in Gunma Prefecture... no, I should say it was the fastest race car driver in all of Japan at the time, Mount Akina, Bunta Fujiwara."

Jiang Hang had no intention of beating around the bush; he went straight to the point with Fujiwara Bunta.

Upon hearing Jiang Hang's words, Fujiwara Bunta's expression did not change. Instead, he scratched his nose and turned around to check the condition of the tofu in his shop.

It's clear that even though he has been retired from racing for nearly twenty years, many people still find out about him and come here wanting to challenge his title as the "fastest legend on Mount Akina".

However, after giving up his career as a professional race car driver and opening a tofu shop, Bunta Fujiwara restrained his youthful arrogance and completely ignored any provocations from those who came to his door.

"If you're not here to buy tofu, please go somewhere else. This is just a tofu shop," Fujiwara Bunta said casually as he inspected his tofu.

Listening to their conversation, Kiharu Yuno behind him widened her eyes slightly, looking at the unassuming tofu seller in front of her with surprise.

She knew Jiang Hang rarely spoke carelessly outside, so if he said that, then this tofu shop owner's identity must really be extraordinary.

No wonder Jiang Hang was much more active than usual on the way to Mount Akina, and even showed his racing skills in a rather rare way. It turns out that he wanted to compete with this boss.

However, although he may have been a top race car driver eighteen years ago, so many years have passed and he hasn't been involved in racing for so long. How much of his skill can he still retain?

Yoshino Koharu expressed some doubt about this.

Jiang Hang didn't pay much attention to what Fujiwara Bunta said, but instead took out his business card.

“I’m not a race car driver, just a fan who has admired you for many years. My main job is actually a detective,” he said, turning to his AE86 and gesturing with his lip. “You can see that AE86 by the door, right? Back then, you and that guy now known as the godfather of Japanese drifting, Keiichi Tsuchiya, dominated the mountain roads all over the country with this car. It’s just that you chose to retire later, so not many people remember your glory days.”

Fujiwara Bunta glanced at the business card in Jiang Hang's hand, but did not take it.

But he did stop what he was doing and turned around to take a closer look at Jiang Hang.

"You're that famous detective who's been on TV a lot lately?"

In this era of soaring crime rates, the fame of a famous detective is not much less than that of ordinary celebrities, especially Jiang Hang, who just assisted the Gunma Prefectural Police in solving a murder case a few days ago. It is not surprising that he appeared in the news in Gunma Prefecture a few days ago.

Even people who don't care about these things will have some impression of the name Jiang Hang.

But Bunta Fujiwara didn't want to deal with any famous detectives, after all, to be honest, he also had some things about himself that couldn't be brought to light.

"What are you, a detective, doing here to see me? You didn't come here just to take a picture with this old man that nobody remembers, did you?" Fujiwara Bunta's tone was slightly cold as he tried to understand Jiang Hang's intentions, but his tone was much softer than before.

After all, it's not appropriate to show too much resistance when someone comes up to you and says they are the other person's idol.

“After all, I’m your fan. What fan wouldn’t want to compete with their idol?” Jiang Hang said with a smile, revealing his purpose.

This trip to Mount Akina was indeed Jiang Hang's way of relaxing.

After all, it's not easy to make a cameo appearance as Batman in Tokyo every night. Jiang Hang isn't a case-solving fanatic like Conan whose head is only filled with cases. He'll get tired after doing too many cases.

He wasn't the kind of person who lived a dissolute life; bars, nightclubs, luxury cars, and beautiful women didn't hold much appeal for him.

Playing games, watching anime, filming tokusatsu, and showing off in front of anime characters he knew from his previous life—that's his greatest pleasure right now.

He was not a very good driver before, and although he bought an AE86, he knew that his skills were limited and he had no intention of coming to Mount Akina to humiliate himself.