Tengyuan Xingye and Ran were born on the same day, and from then on, their families’ fates became intertwined.
(If you’re a fan of the original, don’t read this.)
Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department elite officer Fujibuchi teases Kogoro Mouri: “You lousy detective, how did you manage to tie for first place at the police academy with me back then?”
Xingye has dazzling white hair and is a superb swordsman, but he never stops talking. He always manages to make Ran blush and laugh.
Gin grits his teeth in hatred: Every time a mission brings him face-to-face with that white-haired brat, either a flyer gets plastered all over his car or he slips on a banana peel.
With the Organization running low on funds, they’re forced to start livestreaming sales. Vodka grins foolishly as he sells liquor, while Chianti angrily hawks liquor named after code names.
Gin gets reported by viewers for smoking during a livestream, while Vermouth giggles and puts up a “No Smoking for Minors” sign.
Renya Karasuma, disguised as an old man, watches Xingye: “This is the brat who forced us to sell liquor?”
Amid the smoke and flames of the ruins, Xingye raises a grenade and pulls the pin: “Ran, will this buy me the rest of your life?”
Vodka accidentally starts a global livestream, and Gin crushes his newly bought glass on camera.
It's really good to watch. The protagonist is portrayed as a swordsman detective with cold deductions, clear logic, emotional infatuation, and basically zero emotional intelligence. The characters have distinct emotions, especially when Conan is jealous. The plot is also very well written. I personally particularly like the plot between the protagonist and Lan. In short, I hope the author can finish this novel [Blow Kiss] [Top Post] (Personal Reflection)
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha The male protagonist is really fun, and the relationship with Lan is well written.
Has it been changed? When I was reading the first chapter just now, when I saw a can of Conan, everything suddenly changed [what] [what] [what]
When did the author let them grow up?