Detective Conan: This Police Officer Is Strong but Far Too Cautious

A very good one. The protagonist is a policeman. There are no complicated red and black identities in other Conan fanfics, and there is no popularity barrage forum or anything like that. As for the plot where the protagonist works in the police station every day, there is no relationship with the winery. The protagonist has a high IQ + high force value (I don't know how high it is, but the protagonist has never suffered a loss) + knows the plot of the original work. So I went to the scene and directly interrupted Conan's skill reading, stripped off the lengthy reasoning section, and looked at Ke Xue from a police perspective. It is not just copying the original work, the author has added his own original reasoning plot, so there is no scene where the protagonist changes the plot after the butterfly flaps its wings, and the protagonist starts to panic without the blessing of the original plot. And I quite like the character of the protagonist. He is neither arrogant nor impetuous, has confidence in himself, and has a casual personality, but he is always in control of the overall situation. He is assertive and charming. It can be seen that the author of this book has good writing style. Well, the back part doesn't look very good, I can't say.

Why is it that no one has rated it? I will rate it. I think it's okay now, but I write in a more cheerful direction. It would be better if the character didn't use some obviously derogatory language. However, since the writing style is not very serious, it can be regarded as a translated version. Hideaki Aoyama, what are you doing at the pharmacy? You have solved all the cases. Where did you put Conan? Aoyama Hideaki smiled slightly, it's simple, I can't even solve it (. The protagonist follows the original case and quickly solves the case, and a new boss is also added. I am looking forward to this aspect. In addition, this article briefly mentions the relief police academies. Come on, big brother named Qingshan, do more things. At present, there is no tendency to have a female protagonist. I don't know if there is a CP for this article, I hope not.

It's pretty good. The protagonist is not the kind who just pretends to be a slap in the face. He is neither arrogant nor impetuous. He has his own principles. His IQ and strength are all on the line. The author has also added a lot of reasonable plot settings based on the original work. There is no situation where the plot deviates from the protagonist and the plot is in a hurry.

Conan: Is reasoning still needed to solve a crime? A dream from the past Fans of Conan have changed some of the plot, so it is not too boring and the style is relatively relaxed. The protagonist's acting style is also quite unique, which is good. Some questions for me. First, because it is too relaxed, it lacks some twists and turns. It is not empty, but a bit dull. Second, all the complaints, interpersonal interactions, etc. Have a strong local atmosphere, which is definitely an advantage in ordinary writing. The atmosphere of life is very strong and vivid. But for Ke Xue Tongwen, it lacks the flavor of Japanese comics, and many times makes me not think of anime, so it lacks a major fulcrum for fandom. Three and a half to four and a half stars.

I've read half of it, and it's still very well written, but I don't recommend reading the comments because I doubt the age of the comments. The author obviously has no intention of setting up a CP for the male protagonist. There is no ambiguous plot at all. The comments are all about sex. When I see a woman, I want to match the male protagonist. After watching "The Envelope Man", I felt that the author had nothing to write and started to create ambiguities. Although the protagonist did not have this idea, he wrote a long paragraph and it had no effect on the plot. I was not interested in this aspect and quit. The first half was still good.

The writing is good. The protagonist does not have the greasy feeling of the common male protagonists of cool novels, and the character design is also good. However, as a Japanese comic fan (still something will happen), the only shortcoming is probably that the protagonist has too high a sense of justice for the Japanese, but his three views are very positive.

Good-looking [send heart] [send heart] ps: spoilers ahead The five-person team, Akemi, and Dr. Narumi are all alive. Currently, only zero and Shuichi Akai are the undercover members. Akei was saved by Akai himself [almost crying]

It's okay. Qingliu, which stands out among the popular AI novels, has no system, no messy panels, no harem, respects the original characters, simple and smooth language, and a bit of humor from time to time. There is no pile of words, which makes it more comfortable to watch. I stopped after reading about fifty chapters. The story about the billion-dollar robbery was brilliantly written, integrating the plot of Kaito Kidd. After interweaving several forces, the protagonist is cooking at home. The perspective changes very smoothly, and there is no need to spend a lot of words. A few strokes highlight the protagonist's feeling of strategizing. Correspondingly, the protagonist seemed too invincible, and the few cases felt bland. Did you read the comments that there is a new villain who knows the plot later? I think it's acceptable. After all, the protagonist is too strong and needs a well-matched opponent with a sense of threat and plot ups and downs to make it more interesting. I only watched the previous part, and I haven't seen any emotional scenes yet. I hope it will focus on the plot without cp or harem.

If you don't want to watch Licking Conan, don't help him. Don't help him. Don't help him.

It seems that the heroine has come out. There is a female character who likes the protagonist. The author clearly said that it is the feeling of love. The hero got the hydrangea in the previous plot. However, the author did not say in the introduction that this novel does not have a heroine, so it depends on personal preference.