Seeing the Good Neighbor of 221B Baker Street Through a Manga
Preview

Seeing the Good Neighbor of 221B Baker Street Through a Manga

用漫画看贝克街221B好邻居
Author:
White Sand Pond
Uploader:
Karina 1
Links:
biquge.twDaoSearch
Publisher:
JJWXC
Genre:
Urban
Status:
Completed
Protagonist:
Male Lead
Fandom:
SherlockMoriarty the Patriot
5Views
1Bookmarks
1Readers
50(305) Chapters
128K(785K) Words
Updated

Description

[A simple summary, as the title suggests. Mainly told from a first-person perspective.]

He Xue died, then came back to life in modern-day London, England.

His phone loaded a manga forum that updated in sync with his life, revealing the fate that awaited him-

"He will be blown up today, and Sherlock will drag his body out for experiments."

He Xue: ...

And so, He Xue, an ordinary, introverted international student studying in England, moved into the apartment at 221B Baker Street in modern-day London. His English name was Lanny.

Thus was born the famously good neighbor of 221B Baker Street.

>>>>>

Sherlock: "I put a human head in your refrigerator."

He Xue: "Okay."

Watson: ... Shouldn't you say no to that?!

Watson: "Do you have any food I could use to throw together a candlelit dinner?"

He Xue: "Yes."

Sherlock: ... There go two crime-solving assistants.

The neighbor, staring at his unfinished criminology paper: ...

Watson: "Need a hand? I have plenty of ready-made cases."

Sherlock: "...Fine. I can handle criticizing Watson."

Watson: ...

With his neighbors' help, He Xue eventually even finished and submitted his doctoral dissertation.

[Readers: Living at 221B Baker Street in London, surrounded every day by gunfire, bloodshed, and mayhem, someone actually managed to finish a high-pressure doctorate!]

P.S. He Xue is a student of Moriarty in the mathematics department, but later transfers to criminology. The professor in both departments is Moriarty. The Moriarty in this story is from Moriarty the Patriot, not the one from the BBC's Sherlock, but that shouldn't make the story difficult to follow. Thank you!

Theme: "My last tribute shall be to those who knew my imperfections and loved me still." -Tagore

Opinions

No ratings yet