Detective Conan: A Dual-Core Research Genius Starts by Getting the Better of Conan

It's pretty good, tied. The angle is very novel, and the protagonists actually directly control Conan. By Chapter 81, we begin to enter into a plot where everyone around us thinks that the protagonists are mentally ill, and they are constantly at odds with each other. The classic Ke Tong She Jing Bing was abandoned because of this. Everyone is always saying that the protagonist is mentally ill, making decisions for the protagonist, controlling the protagonist, isolating the protagonist, and not letting the protagonist do what he wants... It only takes two or three times for a scene. Every few paragraphs, I ask whether he is mentally ill, and suddenly I don't want to watch it anymore.

Don't just treat Conan! Akai Shuichi and Amuro Toru are more interesting together

Isn't it that he is half a level higher than Gin? Why, except for the first time, and then later on, I listened to Gin, and I felt a little afraid of him [laughs awkwardly]

It's crazy and thorough. It's not an AI novel. I've seen a few similar ones before, but they are all weird AI novels. This one is by far the most satisfying among non-AI novels [Note] [Note]

Interesting, interesting, and good-looking

The plot is fresh and delicious

The content is very well written 😘😘

Generally speaking, there is nothing wrong with it. The protagonist is a dual-powerful character with a crazy personality that really poked me. It's still very dense in terms of fun. Another flaw is that it has always been suppressed by gin (didn't I say that gin is half a level higher)?

Very good, quite funny, very good

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking