
The World's Greatest Detective
影视世界当神探
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.5kChapters
13.3MReads
224.4kFlowers
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If you have a major female character, you won't accept it. Ninety percent of Feilu have a harem. Of course, a harem cannot be a harem without thinking. Details are very important and the plot is more important. Women and relationships or some other plots are just spices. The protagonist is also a human being and cannot solve crimes every day. Doesn't the protagonist have a private life apart from solving crimes? This will cause reading fatigue. Although solving the case is good to watch, in order to satisfy everyone, it is best to have some female emotions or other plots, so as to have a better sense of substitution and reading. The remaining 10% of Feilu either have no female characters appearing or the female characters have no sense of existence.
Female leads requested: Sonoko Suzuki, Ayako Suzuki, Tomoko Suzuki, Yukiko Fujimine, Eri Fei, Minamiko Akiyoshi, Ran Maori, Aoko Nakamori, Princess Mira, Renka Kataoka, Shiho Miyano, Akemi Miyano, Elena Miyano, Masumi Sera , Mari Sera, Chikage Kuroba, Keiko Momoi, Shizuka Namichi, Kazuha Toyama, Momiji Ooka, Anko Koizumi, Miwako Sato, Yumi Miyamoto, Naeko Miike, Yui Uehara, Sakurako Yonehara, Azusa Enomoto, Yumi Horikoshi, Reiko Kujo , Kuriyama Midori, Usui Ritsuko, Megure Midori, Shimabukuro Kimie, Hatamoto Natsue, Okino Yoko, Ikezawa Yuko, Hoshino Terumi, Takeno Yuki, *No Kaoru, Uchida Asami, Tachibana Maya, Kobayashi Sumiko, Koshimizu Nanatsuki, Urakoshi Seoran, Mizunashi Reina , Belmode, Curacao, Fusae Campbell Kinoshita, Reiko Akitawa, Shione Yamane, Kanoko by the River, Sen*Lara, Sayuri Matsumoto, Ruri Amaki,…Oh, I went to the wrong set, Conan is next door
If you don't write about emotional scenes in the urban detective genre, you'll get bored after more than 400 chapters at most!
The protagonist is a policeman. He saw two men supporting a drunken woman. The woman showed obvious resistance. You ** said it was none of your business. You said you either knew her or you didn't know her. Since you deserve to go to a ktv, what kind of police article did you write?
It's okay, the first few dozen chapters are not great, but the later chapters are okay. The protagonist's reasoning in the early stages is embarrassing, but the later chapters are much better. There's nothing forced to show off, and there's no female bulldozer routine commonly used in Feilu novels. You can have female protagonists, but it's best not to have more than four. Any novel with more than four will collapse. So far, there's nothing Such licking* behavior, the most important thing is that there is no other novel in which the main character is a policeman and also acts as a dark law enforcer. When you become a policeman, you must be a policeman. When you become a policeman, you must abide by the police's rules and arrest criminals within the scope of evidence. If you can't find evidence, it is useless to become a dark law enforcer. As the saying goes, if you often walk by the river, there will be no wet shoes. You will be seen one time.
If you want to make all other team members female, then do all the field staff and others have to be female, or is the protagonist omnipotent and able to protect all abilities and prepare to start a harem?
You are a big thief, do you have knowledge in solving crimes? At most, it means that someone with a high level of anti-investigation awareness knows how to investigate? Oh
I basically booked everything, and then I ordered eunuchs.
Not even a female protagonist? So why bother looking at it? It's basically a copy of the plot. What's the point of writing this?
Since it is a detective book, let it focus on the investigation. What is not advisable in the harem will affect the viewing experience and make it look different.