At the Armed Detective Agency, Ranpo casually reveals fragments of a personal life no one ever knew existed—mentioning a spouse and a six-month-old child as if they were obvious facts. His coworkers are left stunned as it becomes clear that, despite working alongside him every day, they have somehow missed an entire hidden family life.
Everyone knows Ranpo can read people better than anyone else. Except when it comes to himself. Poe has long accepted that caring for Ranpo means staying in the background—bringing snacks, listening quietly, and being content with the small moments he’s allowed to keep. Ranpo notices more than he lets on, but neither of them realizes that their routines have slowly become something neither wants to lose. When a case begins pulling them closer together, unspoken feelings start surfacing through quiet gestures, awkward conversations, and moments that feel too important to ignore. For two people who understand everyone else so easily, understanding each other may be the hardest mystery they’ve ever had to solve.
Atsushi and Kunikida of the Armed Detective Agency are forced to handle an unusual crisis when Dazai is found unconscious after eating unknown mushrooms at work. Unable to wake him, they search his phone for an emergency contact and discover a suspiciously named entry: “Wifey<3 ❤️.” Assuming it’s another one of Dazai’s strange jokes, they make the call—only to realize the contact is real, and the person on the other end seems far too familiar with Dazai’s behavior.
In a quiet apartment that somehow never stays quiet, three very different men end up legally married—and even more legally entangled in each other’s daily lives.
In Liyue Harbor, where tradition and commerce are bound by unbreakable contracts, Zhongli serves as a calm and knowledgeable consultant for the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor, known for his refined manners and vast understanding of history and culture. When strange phenomena begin disturbing ancient ruins and forgotten relics across the region, a traveler becomes entangled in events that seem to echo something far older than they should. Though Zhongli offers guidance with his usual patience and wisdom, there is an unspoken weight behind his words—like someone carefully navigating memories they cannot openly reveal. As the mysteries deepen, the traveler starts to realize that Zhongli may not simply be an observer of Liyue’s history, but something far more intimately connected to it. Bound by a past shaped by contracts and consequence, he must decide how much of the truth can be revealed without disrupting the fragile balance between gods, mortals, and the changing age of the world. A quiet story of forgotten history, hidden identity, and the cost of keeping ancient promises.
On the day he turns eighteen, Chuuya expects absolutely nothing from the soulmate tradition—and honestly prefers it that way. Soulmate strings are inconvenient, dramatic, and definitely not something he wants controlling his life. Then while walking through the city, he brushes past a stranger. A red string appears. The sudden pull forces both of them to stumble and turn around, coming face-to-face with the person fate apparently chose for them. Now Chuuya is left with an impossible question: Was it really just bad luck… or did fate know something he didn’t?
A loud, fearless leader of the Arataki Gang, Arataki Itto is known across Inazuma for his chaotic confidence, competitive streak, and larger-than-life personality that turns even the smallest moments into grand adventures. But behind his dramatic antics and constant self-proclaimed victories, his relationship with Y/n reveals a softer side no one else gets to see. Around them, Itto becomes less of a wild storm and more of a devoted, easily-excited partner who finds comfort in simple moments—walking together, sharing food, or just having Y/n nearby while he talks endlessly. Together, they’re an unexpected pair in the eyes of Inazuma’s citizens: one a whirlwind of noise and energy, the other a steady grounding presence. Yet anyone who sees them together quickly realizes it works perfectly—where Itto brings chaos, Y/n brings calm, and somehow, they meet in the middle every time.