Conan the Perfect Criminal

To be honest, if someone wants to make Kaitou Kidd, there is no way. In the theatrical version of The Magician at the End of the Century, if the mercenary killer hadn't stubbornly just punched his eyes, Kaitou Kidd and Conan would all be on their knees.

I hope that my relationship with Xiaolan will take another step forward. To be honest, I have read a lot of Conan fan fiction, but nine out of ten female protagonists are about Xiao Ai. No matter what the male protagonist's status is, he always looks like he would not marry anyone except Xiao Ai. Without Xiao Ai, the sky is falling. It really looks a bit light as water. You must know that Xiaolan is also the heroine, but why is there no author writing about Xiaolan in capital letters? (Of course, if any friend insists on telling me that Xiaolan's official partner is Conan, then I have nothing to say. But this is a fan.) Even Belmod from the Dark Night Organization said that Xiaolan is an angel, so why doesn't anyone like her? In short, I hope the author will write more about Xiaolan.

After reading it, I understood that the author wanted to describe in detail how the protagonist changed from a moral disorder standard to being able to kill for himself and his friends. But the writing is a bit cruel, I hope the author can control it well. I have several highlights: 1. The murder case in the art museum is well written, and the darkened curator is eye-catching. 2. The atmosphere of the dark temperament is good, but you have to pay attention to the degree. 3. The relationship with Xiaolan is handled very well, with both ambiguity and paradox. 4. The battle of wits and courage with Conan is also handled very well.

There are so many poisonous points that I really can't stand it anymore.

To be honest, I really didn't expect this book to last as long as it did. From the beginning of the monster chapter, I basically jumped repeatedly on the bottom line of the starting point, coupled with poor results. However, there are not many authors in Qidian who dare to write so darkly. I still hope that the author can work hard ^0^~ and tell me about it when you open a new book!

To be honest, it's been a long time since I've seen a book like this that persuades you to quit within ten chapters.

I just want to know, after all the cases in the first few hundred episodes of Conan are almost over, I still don't feel that the protagonist has made any big growth in IQ and personality. Although the plot attracted me, this protagonist really persuades me to give up. In the real world, you suppress yourself and find yourself. Don't think about people's hearts too simply. For a person who thinks so, he is using himself, how can the protagonist? ? ? , Maybe the protagonist is too short of love? There is also the setting of 666 achievement points. After looking at a four-star mission with 8 points, the average difficulty should be 6 points for a three-star mission, which means that you only need to complete 111 cases. Conan has more than 900 episodes in total, and there are more than 20 theatrical versions. If the protagonist really has the IQ and wants to go back, how can this be calculated? If you follow Conan, you have the ability to eliminate this kind of bug. People like Conan who insist on proving the truth will be defeated to death, but what should I say? Is he wasting his time? At the beginning, were you working part-time? The time when I want to make money should be around 1995. If it were me, I would use the system to buy an investor's identity, use other people's money to buy stocks, and then use the earned money to buy props, then change identities, and the ratio of gold coins to Japanese yen in this system. Author, are you serious? Ten to one? So I thought that the protagonist should be a diaosi who has no nostalgia and no goals in the real world and is forced to move forward by life. Suddenly he comes to a new world. If someone needs him, he will rush to it. He just wants to be needed to prove his worth, but he still has tenderness in his heart? Maybe I'm overthinking it, but a person like the protagonist can't survive even one chapter when thrown into the main god's space. Give him a perfect crime system. Alas, in the final analysis, the system's punishment is too light [funny]. Tattoos and low luck will not affect life. If the punishment is permanent and affects life, the protagonist will Go ahead and hurt others [thinking that the protagonist's character is suddenly a little weak], it doesn't have to be too serious, it's best not to have anything to do with physical integrity and death, it's too disgusting, there is no punishment, the protagonist will probably live in the world of Conan for the rest of his life, speaking of the author, have you explained why the protagonist wants to go back?

It's impossible to commit a perfect crime. You can only hang out in the world of Conan. The people here talk nicely and die in beautiful ways, and one or two people actually die almost the same. Most of the reason is that I can't forgive you or I can't accept it.

Why doesn't the protagonist exchange for something that can improve his strength? After going through these things, doesn't the protagonist have the idea of ​​improving his strength? After all, the protagonist has also experienced some dangers. Isn't Nanako also a protagonist who relies on threats of force?

After reading the first few chapters, I felt a little bit abusive, especially when I saw the protagonist telling Conan that it was best to find the doctor's child quickly and then be abused by the system.

Although I find it very interesting.

Then the title of this book is very problematic.

I started in 1996. I remember the Asian financial crisis in 1997. If you are a time traveler, try to get a share of the pie. You can raise capital within a year and then take advantage of the stock market crash to buy the stocks of the future big chaebols (the Suzuki family on Conan will never collapse). I sold them all when the market opened on July 1, 1997, and waited for the second half of the year (October 1997). Months later) When a large number of capitalist securities companies in Japan went bankrupt, they made their fortunes. There were several bailouts. You could make a lot of money by selling high and buying low. In 1998, just save a lot of stocks and then go to the United States. In 1998, the situation in the United States was turbulent. The yen fell very much. Just take the opportunity to make money. Anyway, the Asian economic crisis ended in 1999.

By the way, isn't it less psychologically stressful to kill someone you don't know? When I hit someone I don't know, I feel much better than hitting my classmates, and I'm not that scared (why is the protagonist so afraid to hurt (kill) someone he doesn't know)? Is it because he is too soft-hearted?

😓 Although I haven't finished reading it completely, I have read a few chapters to talk about it, since the name of the book is The Perfect Criminal. It must reflect the behavior that a villain should have. It may take some time to adapt in the early stage, but after a few incidents, this concept can actually be changed to a certain extent. It may be difficult for a person to make him do good, but for his own survival and development to make him do evil is actually not as difficult as the author thought, not to mention that there are golden fingers and systematic punishment at any time. Personally, I don't think the protagonist should have some concepts from this world even though he knows it's a different world. From the protagonist's point of view, the characters in Conan's world are more like NPCs or to get points so that he can go home (or not go home, he just wants to live a life of superiority to others in the world of Conan), and this point has changed with Goldfinger. To become stronger is not an unattainable thing, and what the protagonist has to pay may be to give up some moral concepts of the world. This is not a difficult turning point, and it is only an "NPC" anyway.

Wuliaijiang is so. . . The GIN described by the author is also poisonous. If it were me, if I hate someone, I will never let him appear in front of me. GIN is self-abuse. I hate Shiho so much, but I can't kill her, and I still quarrel with her every day.