Detective Conan Fanfic: The Ultimate Investigator

I can only offer my personal feelings after watching it (personal opinions inevitably contain biases). Firstly, I don't think the author intended to write a purely good protagonist. The protagonist himself doesn't feel genuinely good, and the author intentionally portrays this aspect of the protagonist as not entirely good.

Hmm, the initial impressions are good, I hope I can keep it up.

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You can tell the writing style just by reading the synopsis. This synopsis about "him and her, what kind of sparks will fly after they get hurt" is totally like an old-fashioned romance novel. I suggest posting it in the female-oriented section; posting it in the male-oriented section really makes me want to complain.

The writing is good, and the plot flows smoothly, but I found the author's characterization of the protagonist somewhat vague. Essentially, the author's Mori Yo is supposed to be good, but he also reveals a lot of human coldness. Moreover, some details that show the protagonist's goodness are not handled well at times, feeling abrupt and inconsistent with the overall portrayal of the protagonist. However, overall, it is still a good Conan fanfiction.

I was dumbfounded. I rationally dealt with the counterfeit money and prepared for the worst, yet I was still scolded by Inspector Megure. By the time Inspector Megure arrives, all the children are hostages. What should I do? I think what Megure meant was, "I don't seek merit, I just want to avoid mistakes?"

The protagonist is supposed to be incredibly cool, but in reality, the author portrays him as utterly pathetic.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 42. He was a good kid, but he became increasingly erratic later on. His attitude towards Conan was terrible. In chapter 42, even when he encountered a girl who had fainted in bad weather, he was completely indifferent. And he's a police officer, isn't he? He couldn't even be bothered to spend time on someone else's phone call, but he was in a hurry to find a cat. If you don't want to care, why don't you call the police or 120?

After reading the synopsis, the author seems to have a unique personality. No matter how well-written, I won't read it. Goodbye.

In my personal opinion after watching it, the protagonist seems like a psychopath, twisted, and possibly schizophrenic.