
Detective Conan: Yet Another Great Detective
柯南之又一个名侦探
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Having read the first few chapters, I feel the male protagonist is excessively fawning over Kudo and the female lead. He's just arrived in the Detective Conan world and discovered another person who doesn't exist in the original story and seems to be a time traveler. Shouldn't he be hiding in the background and biding his time?
To be honest, if I knew there was another time traveler, my first thought would be to kill him, regardless of gender or character.
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The protagonist seems highly intelligent, having analyzed the situation thoroughly and determined the other party was a time traveler. Then, he reveals his true nature at the park. Suddenly transported to the world of Detective Conan, he discovers he's not the only time traveler, and he risks his life gambling on whether the other time travelers are benevolent?
About this book
I just finished reading it. Although it's not very long, I still felt it was quite good. The writing style wasn't particularly problematic, the plot flowed smoothly, and the dual transmigration element was quite novel for me. Personally, I'm quite interested in following the story. However, personally, I feel that the male protagonist's approach to Kudo was a bit too fast? It felt somewhat abrupt. Overall, it was a pretty good experience. Keep it up!
A good book doesn't become popular. The book's strengths are that both the enemies and the protagonists are intelligent, and the abilities of the two main characters are not out of place in the world of Detective Conan, which makes up for many regrets. The only drawback is that it is indeed a bit weak at times.
Why reveal his identity? It's baffling. The protagonist is intelligent enough to think of so many things, but wouldn't he have considered that there might be more than two transmigrators? If Shinichi Kudo's sister had any bad intentions, wouldn't it have been simpler to kill the protagonist together with the transmigrators she knew?
Shinichi Kudo as a girl
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There are quite a few problematic aspects!
The first major flaw: Why does the male lead insist on confirming whether the female lead is a time traveler? What benefit does it bring him? Is it just so he can become a simp later? Since they are both time travelers, this simp tactic shouldn't work! The second major flaw: Why is the male protagonist so obsessed with joining Conan's side?