A Laid-Back Conan Fan’s Easygoing Survival

Good looking good looking The protagonist has a system and a vest to see the rebirth, but it is also the rebirth of the indigenous people. The current perspective is Mei or, the protagonist also has a big number (should be called a big number) named Xinghai Gin and a scientific researcher Onodera Jingji. Silver appears mostly in other people's mouths and rarely appears in the front. The waiter doesn't appear too often.

I like it. The story is a bit jerky. The more I read the ending, the more I feel that the author is tired of writing. The story is not as intense as before (but it is still a good story!!!). I haven't opened a comment, but I see that fewer and fewer people have left comments in the chapters. Maybe the author has lost motivation and the writing is a bit rough. Although the title of the book says it's about Leziren, I didn't feel much of the Leziren element. Is it written in a subtle way? This is quite different from the character design of the protagonist of the Conan fandom that has been popular in the past two years. The portrayal of beauty, strength and misery is not that deep, and it is more dramatic to me. The character design of the little madman in the winery is really boring. This book is very clear. I am grateful that the author is willing to go in the opposite direction and write a story that does not have a wide audience. Let's talk about the ending (minor spoilers, if you have friends who haven't seen it, you can run away). My preference is to read this story. At the end, I felt that the protagonist was going to die. He was so dead, but he ended up dead and alive again. I prefer the ending seen from Gin's perspective. The death was unexpected, and I accepted the fact with some confusion (Gin definitely didn't think so, it was my evaluation of the ending from Gin's perspective). The ending of this book is like when I grew up and sat on a slide that I thought was very long when I was a child, only to find that the slide was only a short section. My impression of the slide was no longer that it was fun, but that it was not suitable for me. It's light, but whether it has reached the point where it has penetrated people's hearts will be left to me in a few days to answer. The quality of the fanfics in the Conan series is very unstable. It is really difficult to find one that suits your taste. I am very lucky to meet this author and this book. I also wish the author a happy new year in 2025, a happy new year in silver, a happy new year in 079, and a happy new year in Fuji!

It took me about three days to read this book, and the ending was indeed a bit melancholy. There was nothing too exciting at the end, neither sadness nor happiness. ՞••՞Didn't mean that the writing was bad! ⸜(>ᰔ<)⸝ The ending is indeed he, and Gin has started a new journey as Mei or. I am a soulist (I don't know if that's what you say?), Which means that I think that as long as I still have the same soul, I will still be the same person, so I am happy with Gin's new life. Silver is "silver", and Ya or (although the book indicates that this body should belong to 079, but I think 079 planned to give this body to silver a long time ago, it can be regarded as a gift) is "silver", and it is also "silver" who controls the best when necessary. They are all "silver", and their souls cannot be changed. "Yin" finally ended the struggle of Yin's identity in the darkness, ushered in the rebirth of "Yin" in the bud or this body, and Fuji finally got what he wanted. But what is the melancholy thing about? Probably because I think "Yin" suffered too much in his original identity of Yin. After all, the soul is the essence, but for people, the soul is still attached to the body, so "Yin"'s own past and experience are based on the body of Yin. Although "Yin" With the help of 079, I gained a new life and happiness as Mei or, but I still couldn't help but feel sorry for "Yin" who suffered so much as Yin. In the end, he was not seen by anyone (except Zhen), and finally died in the name of a sinner, and was eventually buried with darkness. I said that these three essences are one soul. Likewise, these three experiences based on different bodies are also "Yin". Maybe for me, these three together are called "Yin", but I also respect "Yin"'s own choice, and it is true that Yin's identity is actually no longer concerned about, nor can he get any How happy is it that leaving a painful body is not as good as breaking out of the cocoon and turning into a butterfly to be reborn as a bud or a butterfly? It is a pity that no one will know "Yin"'s pain in the future, but I think "Yin" doesn't need it, or he doesn't want others to look back at his past. After all, "Yin" has moved forward... ⪩. .⪨ I like this book very much, although sometimes there are some flaws and problems, and some questions arise in some details: For example, does no one around Fuji really feel that there is a big difference in the physical personality between "Gin" and Fuji himself? And when is "Gin" controlling and when is Fuji himself controlling? However, you can probably find that "Silver" has a more assertive and lazy personality when controlled, and may even be unreliable (sorry >people<). And "Silver" didn't make any mistakes when it sometimes double-opened or even triple-opened? And even though "Yin" has good acting skills when playing different roles, they are all essentially the same soul. Isn't it true that some of his little habits won't be suspected? ... The above are just some small questions I have personally, but overall this is a good book and the author is great (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ Finally, I would like to congratulate "Xinghai Yin" or "Xinghai Yaor" for getting happiness. Please move forward boldly in the future (๓´˘`๓) Think about it and give the "silver" freshmen a five-star review ´ₒ⦁⩊⦁ₒ`

It's very good-looking. It's the closest to the thoughts of the characters in the play among all the Conan fan fiction I've read. There's no sense of separation between the characters and the world like in a time-travel fan. The whole novel is very immersive, and each character has his or her own characteristics. I really like this novel, and I feel that the author's writing style is very mature. Although there are doubts about how the three vests can move at the same time, there is no need to push it further. Rikar's mental trauma hopes to be cured by the Yahao vest.

It's good-looking, and the main character has a lot of vests. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

It's pretty cool, but I have a question: Is Fuji a real person, or is he just a vest for the protagonist? At first I thought it was just a vest, but in the last 20% or so, it felt like a real person. But if he is a real person, it doesn't make sense. Why can the protagonist in the middle be in Fuji's body? But if he is just a vest, it's hard to explain why he will be distinct from Yin Weijing later, so I'm not sure. Other than that, I think they're pretty good [sending my heart]

There was a long silence after reading it, It's not the popular style of Tomato. It ended lightly, but it wasn't faint at all. The explosion ended everything. Finally, there was the rebirth of the sea of stars. Everything is the same as before. These things just happened before. What will the weather be like tomorrow? It's all about them outside the article. A good article, so it deserves five stars.

It's the ending, but I don't feel that happy. The world is a small place, with so many people coming and going, you can glimpse their past and witness their endings. The ending was pretty good, but I felt a little bit sad. After the extra episode came out, I felt even more uncomfortable. [I almost cried] The organization really deserves to die. I think the author wrote the relationship between the protagonist and Jing Guang quite well. There is a layer of separation between the undercover agent and the family members of the Codename members. I am sincere in being good to you, and I am also sincere in having intentions for you. It makes me feel depressed and panicked.

Beautiful, Ricardo Modo

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