Chen Mo, the youngest trace detection genius at the Criminal Investigation College, woke up from a car accident and found that he had traveled to the world of Detective Conan and became Mo Morikawa.
There is no system, no golden fingers, only a head full of trace physical evidence knowledge and criminal profiling techniques.
Kudo Shinichi said that the murderer was left-handed, and he found ironclad evidence that the right-hand committed the crime from the carpet fibers. Officer Mu Mu stared at the secret room and was helpless. He used a shoe print to reconstruct the murderer's complete crime route.
No matter how fast the drum washing machine reasoned, it couldn't be faster than the magnifying glass in his hand. The truth is always hidden in places invisible to the naked eye.
When science meets science, who is the real detective?
Every long-time Conan fan has a list of things that are hard to reconcile. The meaning of the existence of this kind of fan fiction is to use the gentlest way to rewrite those endings that still make people feel heartbroken when they dream back at midnight. It does not rely on the invincible golden finger to push everything, but allows the protagonist to make extraordinary choices at critical moments as an ordinary person. Every successful rescue is like fulfilling a long-buried wish for the readers. When reading this kind of work, you know clearly that it is "cheating", but you are willing to be moved by this kindness. Five stars are dedicated to all you who have shed tears for the police academy team, for the Miyano sisters, and for those who should not have passed away.
The most rare thing about an excellent Conan fanfic is that it can find its own narrative entry point while respecting the main line of the original work. It does not rush to let the protagonist replace Conan's role, nor does it forcefully change all tragedies. Instead, it is like a just-right gear, tightly embedded in the daily life and undercurrent of Yoneka Town. Readers can not only relive familiar cases and characters, but also re-examine those classic moments from a new perspective. This kind of "both familiar and fresh" reading experience is the most charming charm of fan creation. Five-star recommendation to all readers who want to revisit the world of Conan but are not willing to repeat the original work.
It's rare to see a Conan fan with such a comfortable pace. The reasoning is not confusing, the foreshadowing is recycled, the main plot is advanced steadily, and the daily routine is not boring. New readers can understand it, and old fans can also smile.
In one word, it's beautiful. It's really good. The story is wonderful.
It's a good read, and I highly recommend it. The plot is exciting, the characters are detailed, and the protagonist has a high IQ and strong reasoning ability.
Every long-time Conan fan has a list of things that are hard to reconcile. The meaning of the existence of this kind of fan fiction is to use the gentlest way to rewrite those endings that still make people feel heartbroken when they dream back at midnight. It does not rely on the invincible golden finger to push everything, but allows the protagonist to make extraordinary choices at critical moments as an ordinary person. Every successful rescue is like fulfilling a long-buried wish for the readers. When reading this kind of work, you know clearly that it is "cheating", but you are willing to be moved by this kindness. Five stars are dedicated to all you who have shed tears for the police academy team, for the Miyano sisters, and for those who should not have passed away.
The most rare thing about an excellent Conan fanfic is that it can find its own narrative entry point while respecting the main line of the original work. It does not rush to let the protagonist replace Conan's role, nor does it forcefully change all tragedies. Instead, it is like a just-right gear, tightly embedded in the daily life and undercurrent of Yoneka Town. Readers can not only relive familiar cases and characters, but also re-examine those classic moments from a new perspective. This kind of "both familiar and fresh" reading experience is the most charming charm of fan creation. Five-star recommendation to all readers who want to revisit the world of Conan but are not willing to repeat the original work.
It's rare to see a Conan fan with such a comfortable pace. The reasoning is not confusing, the foreshadowing is recycled, the main plot is advanced steadily, and the daily routine is not boring. New readers can understand it, and old fans can also smile.
In one word, it's beautiful. It's really good. The story is wonderful.
It's a good read, and I highly recommend it. The plot is exciting, the characters are detailed, and the protagonist has a high IQ and strong reasoning ability.
@ Immortal Is there a female protagonist?