99 Days to Solve Cases with Detective Conan

Rice Flower Market has been very lively recently: surveillance cameras in a jewelry store captured a transparent man stealing diamonds, only a charred corpse that belonged to no one was found at the fire scene in the orphanage, and even the hide-and-seek game of the Junior Detective Team included an extra child who could never be caught. "Someone is testing us in these cases." Chen Lu, who traveled to the world of Detective Conan, touched his chin. There were seven profile reports in front of him - the murderer's age, occupation, and even childhood trauma, all pointed to the same vague outline. "And the purpose of testing is to get us in." Conan's bow-tie voice changer suddenly sounded, and he held up the miniature bug that he took out from the corpse's pocket. This frequency was the same as the one used in the gin trade three years ago. When the puzzles of a single case were strung together into a large web, when the reasoning of "mind reading" and "evidence" collided and sparked, Chen Lu finally wrote in the latest profile book: - The final opponent is not a murderer, but an organization that wants to turn all detectives into pawns. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.