Detective Conan: Keep Conan Far Away

Brief review: The plot is very good, with the author's own adaptation. It is not suitable for the New Lan party, but I am a Xiaolan party, as long as Xiaolan can be happy. However, it is not clearly stated that Xiaolan is the heroine, but there is a trend. Of course, this book still has a small shortcoming, that is, there is an obvious sense of separation between character dialogue and character behavior, which may be due to the author's writing habits. The general description is that there is no character behavior at the same time period after the dialogue between characters at the same time. Instead, after a small plot dialogue, a super long paragraph appears to describe the actions and demeanor of the characters during the dialogue. Fortunately, the plot is not embarrassing. You can watch it and buy it.

So far so good. It all follows the original plot, but has changed the endings of some prisoners who are unhappy, such as Aso Minoru, the museum director, etc. The protagonist did some small tricks to cause Conan's reasoning to go wrong. The part is interesting. What's a bit unpleasant is that the setting of this book is that Kogoro pretends to be confused and knows that Conan is Shinichi. He is still drugged after learning about the protagonist's plan in the anti-drug Tsukisha Island, which is a bit deliberately close to the original plot. Moreover, it is also written in the article that the protagonist persuades Mouri to give up Conan and go abroad. Conan has made such a big fuss several times and Mouri Kogoro still can't make up his mind to drive Conan away. Isn't life more important than Xiaolan's sadness? And Xiaolan doesn't know that Conan is Shinichi. It can only be said that the author's limited imagination cannot deviate too far from the original plot. In the end, it's not too bad, so it's a good book. The latest progress of the case seems to be that the murderer was exposed at the end. He violently took a knife and pretended to kill Kogoro. However, he was impressed by Kogoro's calmness in the face of danger (actually he was anesthetized). According to the setting of the book, when Kogoro woke up and knew that he was almost dead, he should rush to Conan, right? In terms of cp, the protagonist's time travel must have a daily life. Now there is the case of Quantum Akagi's ex-girlfriend. Xiaolan was heartbroken (I felt uncomfortable watching the sad part), and she was also wary of Conan, and drove Conan to the room on the second floor to sleep. I hope it will be Xiaolan as the single heroine, or if not, at least Xinlan will be eliminated.

It's okay. It's not as bad as what was said in the comment area. It's clearly organized and there's no greasy mess. You can proceed.

Okay, so I feel it's pretty good, but it's not enough to read. The author should work hard to update, but the update is still too slow.

The layout needs to be improved [face covering], but it's okay to listen to the book, but it's easy to persuade the reader to quit, so the author tries to control it.

It looks good, but does it have a female protagonist?