Anime Crossover: The Laid-Back Daily Life of a Max-Level Big Shot

I haven't watched much of it, and I personally don't like it very much. 2+1 Stars may encourage it. There are very few themes about the leisure and retirement of big men, but like most of them, there is a problem: contradiction. The protagonist is a pensioner who pretends to be an ordinary person, but he behaves like an ordinary person. He constantly complicates various things with the "pursuit of ordinary life", and then complains that "ordinary life" is getting further and further away from him. Then looking back at the description of the protagonist's identity, I just think he is a clown. For example, in the first incident, Conan's glass was poisoned. The protagonist was afraid of getting into trouble but didn't want his children to be harmed. So, wouldn't it be enough to use his ability to break the glass? He had to pretend to pick something up, and then "accidentally" saw foam in the glass. Something "seemed" wrong. He "suggested" Conan not to drink, and then he was stared at? Also, I didn't want to be targeted by Conan, so I didn't dare to look at Conan; when two robbers disguised themselves as couriers to block the door, I would rather use my consciousness to stun them and call the police to attract more attention to myself, rather than hypnotize the two men to modify their memories and then let them leave pretending to be couriers who delivered the wrong goods. Secondly, a three-dimensional forum was added, which is a live barrage system. The events that the protagonist is experiencing are made into a live broadcast, and then people can post barrages and give gifts. Hey, isn't this more of a clown? Make others judge you and give you gifts. The more I write, the more I want to give it two stars.

How can I put it, it doesn't look good. First of all, the protagonist is just a kind reminder. In the eyes of outsiders, he is at most observant. The protagonist has not actively contacted Conan and the others. Why are Toru Amuro and Shuichi Akai suspicious of this and that? There is also the black organization. Has the protagonist had any contact with them? They are being targeted by the protagonist. Are the black organizations so idle that they have nothing to do? Or should we say that everyone who stays in Miwa Town must be investigated by the black team and the red team first? Baffling.

Sorry, but it's really bad

How to put it this way, I don't like it a bit. Maybe it's my own personal reasons. A boss should look like a boss. Complicating things is a bit unethical. My impression is that a boss solves problems when he encounters problems or solves the people who create troubles. Maybe his style is different.

It's really a pity. The writing is above average, and it could have been rated five stars. After all, I don't really pick it up, but the plot has so many conflicts that I can't bear it. The protagonist is a big boss who has gone through various hardships and finally decided to choose Conan World as a retirement place. Then he kept saying that he wanted to be an ordinary person and live an ordinary life, but the red party's attention came out of nowhere. The protagonist seemed to have done nothing, but he was noticed by Conan, and then they began to inspect the protagonist one after another. What's a bit funny is that the protagonist is blocked by two robbers disguised as couriers. He doesn't call the police or pretend to be afraid and panicked like ordinary people. Instead, he used his ability to make two strong robbers faint. Then this scene happened to be seen by Shuichi Akai, and finally he was targeted by the black organization. It was very outrageous and inexplicable. Knowing the plot, I wanted to make it: the protagonist is a big boss but has to live as an ordinary person in his old age. That kind of thing. But the plot arrangement is too deliberate. It seems that the protagonist was found out by the FBI black organization of the police without doing anything. Finally, there is the barrage. It is clearly said to be for retirement. The protagonist is a big boss who has saved countless worlds. The system is specially sent to serve the protagonist. But what the hell is this barrage and forum? Can you also give gifts and put the retirement time of important people on the platform for others to watch as a monkey show??

I feel that the plot is too strong and it feels very patchwork. The protagonist is not very experienced either. It makes me feel tired just to watch the life.

A pretty good boss-type casual article [plus one for bookshelf]