Apocalyptic Detective Conan: A Critical Hit on Fei Yingli and Mao Lilan from the Start

Wow, the author must really love Eri Kisaki; all four of his books feature her on the cover.

It's so similar to another book! You could even write a post-apocalyptic story based on a crossover anime or other slice-of-life anime.

In the first few pictures, they're showing people eating pre-cooked meals in a villa, and the aroma is wafting out and reaching other people? It's not like they're cooking over a fire. It's understandable if you live in an apartment building, but to think they can turn this into a base? I bet every mealtime will attract a whole bunch of people!

Chapter 5 just said there was no light, but then they're using the rice cooker again. Maybe you should just ignore it.

The relationships between the characters are almost entirely unrelated to Conan, right? Sato doesn't know Miyamoto Yumi, and Ran and Sonoko don't know Yukiko.

To be fair, Ran knows karate and can shatter a telephone pole with a single punch; she's very strong.

Why doesn't the protagonist have any overpowered abilities? He gets injured no matter who he fights, breaking several ribs?

It's well-written and logical, but the protagonist's cheat ability is pretty useless.

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.

The story starts by directly calling out Eri's name, and in this post-apocalyptic world, the protagonist doesn't even bother to open the door when someone knocks. It seems like the protagonist lost their brain during their transmigration. Later, Yukiko doesn't recognize Ran, and familiar characters from the original work are completely unknown to each other. It's just a post-apocalyptic story wrapped in a crossover anime skin.