Detective Conan: Tokyo's Criminal Professor

This book is so amazing! The protagonist has his own position, and it is not the kind of pendant that revolves around the red or black sides. The protagonist has his own main line of tasks, and this main line is independent of red and black. The main character is very charming! Have your own thoughts! Don't show off, don't blindly follow, don't be arrogant, don't stand for a certain character, don't support certain characters without thinking, don't criticize characters with colored glasses, don't use various conspiracy theories, don't beautify with 800-meter filters, respect all characters, do whatever you want to do, it's so rare [blowing kiss]

It's very interesting, the protagonist is no longer Conan or the tool of the case, nor is he a brainless single pusher (there are many fan fictions about brainless licking Haihara Ai and licking Belmod. I have nothing against the female protagonist, I just hate brainless licking). The protagonist has his own goals and his own thinking, not the so-called goals set by the system (many system novels just do what the system says, and the protagonist has no thoughts of his own at all). Many settings from "John Wick" have been introduced, such as the Presbyterian Church, the Continental Hotel, etc., Making the world appear richer (after all, there can't be only black organizations and zoos, the FBI, CIA, Interpol, and MI6 cannot do anything but catch black organizations). There are many original plots, and the integration is very clever. The protagonists' red and black IQs are online.

So far, it looks good. The author said at the end of the chapter that the rating is too low. This may be because the protagonist is not a "highly skilled in martial arts" character. After all, most "Conan fans" have extraordinary combat capabilities [face covering] At present, it seems to be a bit slow to pick up, but the characters are full. The emotional line is also relatively shallow. The heroine is "Suzuki Ayako" and she is mostly a tool to advance the plot. It's not an "idol drama" about life or death. The protagonist has his own values. A bit extreme but not extreme. Be measured about the intensity of making trouble. Not the kind of "unscrupulous" dark character. (For example, the exaggerated plot of a certain drunk piloting a helicopter to shoot down Tokyo Tower) The original plot is greater than the original work. The protagonist adds "Yusaku Kudo" to the main line to enhance the red side and increase the tension of the plot. There's nothing poisonous about it at the moment.

This Conan fan is very interesting. It does not involve Conan fighting against the winery, nor is there any undercover winery. There is no such thing as seeing Xiao Ai and having to be with Xiao Ai (Xiao Ai is a girl in the first grade of elementary school. I don't understand why so many Conan fans are looking for Xiao Ai. They started three years ago!) It uses underground forces as the entry point, uses evil to fight evil, and the law requires evidence. Yite Chuangrong only talks about facts.

It's very interesting, and I think it's worthwhile to have a female protagonist. After all, emotional interaction is also the spice of a book. Although fan fiction like Conan has cases and organizational conflicts, most of the time it is about modern daily life. If the protagonist is always alone, it will be a bit lonely. The relationship between Sister Sonoko and the protagonist is quite interesting in some ways, the daughter of a rich man and the crime professor. Although the male protagonist is fierce in his methods, he can be considered a good person. It feels good that the two of them complement each other well. Certain things that are difficult to do can be accomplished more easily by using the energy of the consortium.

The protagonist has a very high level of professionalism and is a professional in getting things done. He and Kudo Yusaku are rivals or confidants, so he is not considered a favorite. There is CP Ayako, but the protagonist basically treats her as a tool, and the emotional line is not very abrupt and acceptable. The only possible downside is that it may not be so friendly to the red team members of the Japanese police. If you are someone who really likes the red team and loves to watch the red team, don't get into this trap. To be honest, if the injured person was brought in by the Japanese police, I would not be very sympathetic. .

Actually, it's okay. I just feel that the Round Table is a very strong organization, but now I see that it's all the protagonists who are causing trouble, and I feel that this organization has no sense of existence or influence. The descriptions on the buttons are also better, but the relationship between the characters feels a bit strange. Overall, it looks good. I will give it four stars first (this is purely a personal preference. If the heroine is not Shiho, the full star would be four stars). It doesn't matter who the author writes as the heroine, but I don't have a problem if I like this. There is no need to come to my comment to argue with me, saying this is not good and that is not good, only this one can be the heroine, I never said that.

The book is very interesting. By the way, is it non-CP? I feel it is not suitable for a relationship (just a personal feeling)

The author did not completely follow the main plot, but wrote his own story, and the roundtable setting was quite interesting. It is rare for Suzuki Ayako to be a fan of the heroine, but it is a pity that the emotional line of the protagonist is not handled well.

The protagonist of this book does not stand on the black side and the red side, but is free from both sides and has his own position. I like this. It's a very good novel on Tomato, and it's worth reading. The protagonist feels a bit like Moriarty, and I really like to watch the cases he plans and leads.