Derivative works from "Moriarty" (original Japanese authors: Takeuchi Ryosuke (screenwriter), Miyoshi Teru (artist)) can be understood as two parallel worlds created by the original author, with different endings. (Respect the original author, do not tamper with the original character settings at will, and respect the original copyright) While retaining the settings created by the original author, it shows the social contradictions and resistance in the Victorian era from different perspectives. If William emphasizes top-level IQ, then the heroine embodies cognition. Conflicts brought about by the concepts and positions of different characters. Time goes back to the end of the 19th century. The protagonist of the story is a hypnotist who gave London female detective Mrs. Elizabeth Gladden a headache - Leah Grant Atwood. So what surprises can such a character bring to Sherlock and William? (This book also quotes a lot of jokes from some TV series to serve as funny scenes) Do not use it for commercial purposes without the authorization of the original author.
Reader comments
I don't know how to evaluate it anymore…
The protagonist is not someone who revolves around the protagonist of the original work. She has her own life. Even the first chapter gave me a big shock.
I really don't know how to describe it
The protagonist and Moriarty have conceptual conflicts, which is something that many other fanfics dare not write about. As an audience, when I heard Moriarty's words, I felt that this was too ideal. It was this ideal that made William embark on the path of no return.
The protagonist is not the main conflicting class at that time - nobility and common people.
I've never written a long review before, so I'm a bit incapable of writing.
[Love]
Although no one will read it, I will still support you, the author.
At that time, the class conflict and various descriptions were really good, and the introduction of Elizabeth was really wonderful. I originally thought she was just a marginal character, but the current development made me realize that she may understand the conflict between the two people better, and maybe the two people will sit down and have a good chat under her guidance (it sounds a bit unlikely)
I also hope that Moriarty and his group will at least not go down that path completely. It is really a pity that people who had this kind of thinking in that era did not participate in the subsequent construction.
Also, a little bit of advice
Can be divided into paragraphs a little bit
Then nothing
In addition, Leah's character is not flat, you can really feel the height of her thoughts.
I really don't know how to write long reviews [Sending my heart]
I don't know how to evaluate it anymore… The protagonist is not someone who revolves around the protagonist of the original work. She has her own life. Even the first chapter gave me a big shock. I really don't know how to describe it The protagonist and Moriarty have conceptual conflicts, which is something that many other fanfics dare not write about. As an audience, when I heard Moriarty's words, I felt that this was too ideal. It was this ideal that made William embark on the path of no return. The protagonist is not the main conflicting class at that time - nobility and common people. I've never written a long review before, so I'm a bit incapable of writing. [Love] Although no one will read it, I will still support you, the author. At that time, the class conflict and various descriptions were really good, and the introduction of Elizabeth was really wonderful. I originally thought she was just a marginal character, but the current development made me realize that she may understand the conflict between the two people better, and maybe the two people will sit down and have a good chat under her guidance (it sounds a bit unlikely) I also hope that Moriarty and his group will at least not go down that path completely. It is really a pity that people who had this kind of thinking in that era did not participate in the subsequent construction. Also, a little bit of advice Can be divided into paragraphs a little bit Then nothing In addition, Leah's character is not flat, you can really feel the height of her thoughts. I really don't know how to write long reviews [Sending my heart]