In the World of Detective Conan, Taken in by Sonoko Suzuki

It's really hard to feel like a child, and I can't read...

Suppose, let me say, if a young and beautiful girl in her twenties sees a handsome boy of eight or nine years old, will she feel in love with him?

For example: a rich girl from a consortium would pick up a child and raise it as a child, which is outrageous. But if it's an anime-turned-fanfiction, forget it. You can read it without these thoughts.

The protagonist has shrunk and is being hunted by a black organization. Doesn't that mean that the black organization has long known that the drug may not kill people, but can also cause people to shrink? Then Conan must have died dozens of times?

Words like Xiao Baga are less common. You can say that the protagonists are all transborn. This is not popular among fans. From the first glance, the author must have come from an urban novice. Things like "turning into a child" are also a big problem. Xiaolan was immediately attracted to the protagonist. She is too novice.

Well, in Chapter 18, Thunder and Lightning Technique was promoted to Level 4, and then in Chapter 35, it became Level 3.

Good guy, good guy, I feel that the author is more suitable for writing small H articles.

Accept Xiaolan? If you accept it, I suggest you patch it up and let Conan live in her house.

Write more stories about Wei Wu playing torture, playing tricks on Conan, Kidd, and Heiji, it will be more interesting

Mavericks Pulling a Cart feels like the author has just come ashore, but you didn't explain some things clearly at the beginning. The days when the washing machine stayed at Xiaolan's house were like you just being picked up by Yuanzi and they took a bath together. You didn't avoid this, or even talked about it. Whoever doesn't get scolded gets scolded. Originally, the content of Mavericks Pulling a Cart is really worth watching, but you didn't avoid certain points and didn't explain them clearly. If everyone can figure it out by themselves, right, then you don't need to write it and just let the readers help you figure out the rest of the content.