Nice. The male protagonist is absolutely amazing. The career line is very good, and several cases are also well designed. The excitement of the cases does not lie in the reasoning part, but in the external design and plot promotion, which is very complete. Whether it's the stage or the main plot, it's very informative. The emotional line is very good at the beginning, but the last few chapters where they come together are not well written and are awkward, but those are the two anyway. I read comments before that one was that the writing was mechanical, and the other was that the gin was too easy to get off the line, but after reading it, I don't have this problem. There is the former, but I feel it is more about delicacy, and it is rare that the writing gets better and better. Most of the time it is due to the author's condition that the writing gets worse. The latter does not exist at all. One is that this is almost the only book where I have seen the red team actually unite through news. The other is that the power of the black team, especially Gin, has not been weakened. In many books, the boss, Rum, and Gin form the top of the pyramid. In this book, there is a top between the boss and Rum. The organizational structure is also more complete than other texts. As for Gin, I thought that he would be killed the first time he was surrounded, but I didn't expect that he could still escape. So when I was finally killed for the second time, I just felt like the game boss had finally been knocked down. However, there is no emotional drama in this book of Gin. There is a little extra in the side story, but it is not sweet. I still like to read fanfics about Gin's emotional line, which is a small regret. The only flaw is the character design of the protagonist. In the middle of writing, the author seems to have forgotten his original setting for the male protagonist: he traveled from modern times and knew the main characters and plot of Conan. Later, when he came into contact with Rei Fukiya, Kagemitsu Morofushi, and Shuichi Akai, he was like a native. From beginning to end, there was not a single sentence: Rye looks like an undercover agent and has green eyes. Could he be the FBI Akai Shuichi? Since he is Jiang Guling, is his partner Zhu Fu Jingguang? I remember that Shui Wulian was an undercover CIA agent. Not at all, so it would be a little weird. But everything else is okay. The male protagonist doesn't have much interaction with Conan and his friends, Shinichi basically doesn't appear, and Kudo Yusaku and Yukiko have contact. Overall, this is a very good article, I recommend reading it, you won't regret it. You can buy Matsuda IF's extras, which are quite sweet, but the others are not much.
The setting of the male protagonist is very nice, CP Matsuda also writes it very well, and the emotional line is very sweet. The front is about buying stocks, so every single arrow is very fragrant, especially the ones with Gin and Baima Tan, which are very tense.
There is no OOC character in the original novel, but Akai Shuichi was a bit annoying to read, and it was mainly useless. Although it did not hinder him, removing him did not affect the plot and made it smoother. Zhu Fu has no sense of existence in this book, it is basically just a background board.
The previous chapters were all very interesting, but the rhythm started to get a little messy in the second third of the novel. The plot was not as exciting as before, and it became tired and boring. Moreover, it retains the magical operation of kicking and blasting satellites with football in the theatrical version, which makes it even more boring to watch. The characters appearing later are more concentrated, but they are all tool men, and it feels like they are rushing to the scene to check in and follow the plot. Moreover, the rhythm was very unpleasant. I originally wanted to watch the concert, but ended up canceling it in the middle due to organizational matters, and then came back later. Just after the fight, without confirming whether the enemy was dead or not, they started to confess their feelings and started to kiss. Later, when Tiantian was dating, a new character was suddenly released and involved in a case again. It was very tiring to watch. One star is deducted here, but it does not affect the viewing, it is just not as exciting as the previous one.
Fortunately, there are only a few chapters away from the finale, so I skipped and read the last chapter of the main text, which is very enjoyable. I continued to watch the extras. The Guaguai extras are so delicious, the sister-in-law disease series is very enjoyable, and the real wine series is amazing. You must read it. I highly recommend this book. Sisters who like Matsuda, Furiya, Gin, and Hakuba Tan can read it with confidence.
The only thing I'm not sure about is that I haven't read the finale chapters, so I'm not sure about Gin's ending in the main text. The last chapter seems to be missing. Anyway, the Zhenjiu storyline is very interesting, and the male protagonist in this episode is the only one who is beautiful, but I really like the ending of Gin, the king and the eagle dog.
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