The City Hunter in the Conan World

I hope it's not a harem. Playing with women is fine, but a harem feels so unrealistic and unrelatable; it just feels fake. Novels and anime are fictional, but why do people feel a connection to them? It makes me want to read fanfiction. Or is it that the harem protagonist is truly devoid of charm and just a stud? This is the only thing that makes Lu Xun's writing so boring—excessive wishful thinking.

I hope Ran is the female lead; I genuinely hope Ran is the female lead. I don't want Ran to keep waiting for Shinichi [Detective Conan].

Don't accept Ran. Even if you want Gin, don't accept Ran. It's perfect if Ran continues to love Shinichi. Please don't ruin this perfection.

The hardest thing in the world isn't diamond, it's Conan's life! He can't be killed by explosions, drowning in the ocean, burning in fire, being hit by a train, being stabbed by a sharp knife, being choked by thick smoke, falling from a great height, being strangled, being drunk, being intoxicated, being in a plane crash, being poisoned by gas, being beaten, being shot by a machine gun, being frozen by an avalanche... In short, Conan is immortal!

Fighting here is going too far.

I'd like to add female leads who are like Eri Kisaki, Yukiko, Kaito Kid's mother, Heiji's mother—both mature women—and like Ran, Aoko, Princess Mira, Kazuha, Momiji, Akako—young girls.

I really don't understand why they still want to take over the garden. A flower fanatic, I'm disgusted.

Later on, there were no more commissions to be accepted, and it was just following the original story—completely meaningless. I never expected the protagonist, who's so powerful, to be threatened by Bayonetta. Either go straight for her and kill her, or do some imprisonment play... Or if you don't want to seduce her, just kill her... Why worry about being exposed?

After chapter 200, it's all ghostwritten.

The more I write, the less it relates to the book title.