Detective Conan: Living Off the Fat of the Land

This is a fascinating work for Conan fans. It's the first Conan fan I've ever read!!! (By the way, weren't you talking about Niang before? The author himself came to JJ for backup?)

Hitomi Mouri is a killer in the dark, so he understands the law that way, but I must not let him lead me away (cover my chest carefully). Law is the embodiment of the will of the ruling class and has limitations. The law is not perfect. However, the weak ruled also need it, because only in a relatively stable order can the weak survive in the cracks. Conan rarely shows strong class conflicts, and there is no special disparity in identity (not a trial?). The cases are more about the love and hatred between the murderer and the victim. They are both in the same ruled class and within the same legal framework. Although some situations may be biased according to the law and inconsistent with the feelings, they do not rise to the level of class conflict. So no one in Conan criticizes the law. In short, I am just reading a derivative novel. I abide by the law, I am cautious in my words and deeds, my three views are super upright, and I am glowing! (Pick up the political book and memorize it. Jpg)

Hitomi Mori??? The dead memories started to attack me

I always feel like I saw a fanfic with this name when I was in elementary school and it wasn't in Jinjiang.

As far as I know, this article was finished many years ago. Did the original author transfer it to Jinjiang?

Isn't this the work I did with Ke Tong from a long, long time ago?

It looks a bit familiar. I seem to have read this book at Qidian. I'm scratching my head ()

Oh my god, my childhood memories?! I actually backed up the archive in Jinjiang!

The first Ke Tong is going to move here from a certain point?

Damn it, it's so miserable. It's obviously a fine book, but only so many people read it. I understand the logic, so is it because the author himself found out that it was removed and posted it again?