Crossovers: A Gloomy Literary Master’s Green Tea Conquest

Is Koyama Aoyu a good boy?

I've picked this book up again and am seeing if I can finish it this time. I used to really like this book, but the eight women amusement park scene and the catching of criminals made me give up on it three times. There were too many women just background characters, plus the inexplicable Conan cameos that left my head spinning... It feels like the author had too much to write about in this part, so they just wrote whatever came to mind and got carried away. But this kind of plot is really torture for the book's audience. I came here to read a romantic comedy with plagiarism #(crying) not to see someone catch a bombing terrorist. The style has drifted to Conan.

Endless Shennong, come forth!!!

The literary figures are barely mentioned; it's mostly about their relationships with beautiful girls. It was okay at first, but I got tired of it after 500,000 words. The development of their romantic relationships was far too slow.

The beginning seemed alright, but then she inexplicably started fawning over Hirano? She has a foul mouth and an unpleasant personality. She said earlier she'd do whatever she wanted and lash out if she was unhappy, but why is she acting like a bootlicker now?

After seeing so many protagonists who are both eccentric and entertaining, watching a career-oriented male lead in Aoyama Gosho feels incredibly bland and uninteresting.

If you don't understand how to solve cases and catch criminals, what's the point? It's both intellectually taxing and pointless.

Is the main character a normal person now? Or is he/she mentally ill?

Sadly, Jun Maeda, the author of Clannad, is also critically ill; the fates of those in and out of the book are remarkably similar.

This guy is pretty much a CS player.