Tomb Raiding, Negative Mode: Module Load Error

The author is an amazing fan of this story, perfectly blending the worlds of Detective Conan, Touhou Project, and Touhou Project. None of the characters are currently out of character (OOC). (I'm talking about Hei Xiazi. I'm really at my wit's end looking for Touhou Project fanfiction on Touhou Project.

This is an absolute favorite! The writing is excellent! The Clash of Clans setting is right up my alley. The world-building is quite complete (a dream come true for setting enthusiasts), and the depiction of 20th-century society is good. The protagonist's past experiences and behavioral logic are consistent, making the characters well-developed and not superficial.

This is one of my absolute favorite books, practically my absolute favorite among those who only read the main protagonist's work! It has tabletop role-playing game elements combined with Detective Conan as Easter eggs, which is very interesting. Mi-sensei's writing is incredibly delicate, flowing like water throughout the text.

Overall, it's a very detailed and enjoyable book, with a texture similar to a printed novel. It's a natural and light read, but there's not enough content yet; it's constantly leaving plot holes and many questions waiting to be answered. The content involves Conan, tabletop role-playing games, tomb raiding, and perhaps a touch of Cthulhu, with tomb raiding being the main focus.

Saving Money: Potential for a score of 9.5 or higher. It avoids the clichéd tropes found in some other novels, making it a very enjoyable read. The writing style and vocabulary are excellent, the pacing is slightly slow, and some plot points involving psychological descriptions make the objectives a little obscure. However, the excellent writing and character development compensate for this.

The author's writing is excellent, and I absolutely love the chemistry between Chunhe and Heixiazi! However, the only downside is that the book is still very young! There's simply not enough time to read it! The younger brother has only just appeared, and so far the pacing is quite gentle. It focuses heavily on Chunhe's inner thoughts, really showcasing her soft side.

So cute, boss! I'm totally shipping Hei Xiazi! 💕💕💕💕 Please, let's have more cats! Why didn't Hei Xiazi know he could talk? 🥺🥺🥺🥺 Did he already have a secret with Xiao Ge right away? 😢😢😢😢 They built trust after spending so much time together! 🥺🥺🥺 But I still love Xiao Chun so much! 😘😘😘😘 Cute cats!!! (ꈍᴗꈍ)

I really love this book. It combines tabletop role-playing games, Detective Conan, and the Tomb Raider Chronicles series very well. The author said they would write annotations, so even though I'm not familiar with tabletop role-playing games, I could still understand it. Chunhe is a character from Detective Conan, with perfect reasoning skills, strong abilities, and incredibly kind.

This is my first time writing a book review, and these are just my personal opinions. Ah~ We've caught up! If it weren't for the "0001" in the description, I would have thought I was on the wrong channel. In the early stages, the blind man dominated the story, and the young man's appearances are relatively few. However, he does appear, so it's hard to say what will happen.

If this were a dual male protagonist novel, then this would be a male-dominant novel, because the protagonist is 1.9 meters tall, and Hei Xiazi is 1.85 meters tall. We haven't seen the younger brother yet. I absolutely love the author's descriptions of the protagonist's cat, and the fact that they can hear each other's thoughts through physical contact is such a great CP (couple) setting. Even if you don't read it, I'll still support it.