Detective Conan: I Understand Animal Speech

Would other people think Mu Tianyuan is mentally ill if he talked to animals? Conan wants to be like Sherlock Holmes, but his reckless jumping around at crime scenes might make him seem more like Moriarty, with criminal blood running through his veins, to others. Of course, I'm just making a casual comment, after all, everyone in the world is blind to Conan's actions.

It's so verbose! I've read five chapters and still have no idea what the author is trying to say.

You finally got Hongzi! (Facepalm)

I don't know why this Conan fanfiction is so popular, but I forced myself to read dozens of chapters, and it's absolutely addictive! It's ridiculously overpowered, and incredibly verbose. I really don't understand how this became so popular.

To be honest, this is the first time I've ever seen a book this long without a cover...

I don't have a good impression of Amuro Tooru and others. The original character wasn't a good person; it was a script change that appealed to BL fans. Then there's the fact that this department originally had a bad reputation in Japan, but it's currently being whitewashed; it used to be the Special Higher Police, and the current director of Detective Conan is right-wing. Of course, in reality, this is also directly controlled by the bald eagle.

Operator, at least have a female lead in your thousand-chapter series! If you're not going to have a female lead, at least explain it.

The opening is full of rambling nonsense and is extremely tedious. The entire chapter is just expressing the author's muddled personality, which is really annoying.

The plot is interesting, but the protagonist and the fox talk too much nonsense; I'd rather see the protagonist drive the plot forward. Also, since it's a time-travel story, a time travel element to kick the police academy group out of the story would be nice—that would be an invention! Important note! The protagonist and the fox talk too much nonsense, affecting the reading experience!

Now I understand why there's an average of cyanide poisoning in Japan... A university in Japan had cyanide stolen for half a month before it was discovered; the amount was enough to incapacitate nearly 300 people... That's incredible.