Detective Conan: The Smiling Demon

I have read no less than 10 Conan books. This one takes a different approach and skips the word count in the reasoning part. I have read a lot of Conan books, and most of them are either detectives or police officers who are tired of reading reasonings in solving crimes. The protagonist is not a treacherous, psychotic or crazy person, and it doesn't make people feel depressed when watching it. This is good. I read the novel just to relax. I don't want to read a single chapter of those depressing books.

Very good and interesting There are no boring cases like other fandoms. There is no pure black side fighting and killing. A gray protagonist without adding black or red This kind of wandering around black and red, doing things based on one's own preferences is very nice.

One of the reasons why I like watching Conan is that it's all Japanese. This is a novel that does not mix black or red. I play with both of them. The protagonist is cynical, careless, and takes everything for granted. He advocates the aesthetics of violence and kills, kills, kills, and is a Chinese with roots in Miaohong (the black characters become redder the more he reads them). But if it weren't for system cheats, I would have died countless times...

It's okay, much more interesting than some fandoms that are either black or red, or red or red.

If you want to write about secret love, you can't just write about secret love. I want to write about the subconscious search for his back in the crowd, the panic of looking at each other unintentionally, the rest of the midsummer, the pain of hiding in the crowd watching him love others, the regret of not being brave enough, and the desolation in my heart when I finally missed him.

Although it makes me feel bad to save Mingmei╯╰, but the plot is good, the author updates on time, everything is fine, come on^0^~The author is great~

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Well, that's enough words.

It looks good, but the protagonist's code of conduct seems a bit unclear. Maybe I missed it?

Why is the rating so low? It's a rare masterpiece among Conan fans! I feel that the author could change the beginning. The timeline should be changed to the time when he became Conan. There are many murderers in prison who have shadowed their childhood. This shows that many of the cases that readers are familiar with are gone, and readers may not be interested in reading anymore. The protagonist's logic is clear and the author's story is very comfortable. The protagonist is neither incredibly strong nor too weak. It's really good. Come on, author!

I finally found a book that doesn't involve wineries. I've been wanting to read it for a long time.