Building an Idol Career in the Detective Conan World
在柯南世界发展偶像事业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Kudo is not good enough for Ran, to be honest.
Unexplained and toxic character relationships and romantic storylines
The character relationships and romantic subplots are nonsensical; the protagonist casually takes in both Ayako Suzuki and Sonoko right from the start. There's also the scene where Tomoko barges into the bathroom, and the protagonist continues showering in front of Suzuki's mother, while Tomoko goes on and on implying that she can adopt both daughters...
It's probably best not to accept Ran in Detective Conan.
Who's the female lead? Yoko would be good too.
To be honest, the plot has serious continuity issues. Too many characters suddenly appear, making it very chaotic. The writing style is fine, but some of the plot points are truly toxic. Conan's character development is disgusting—yes, disgusting. This book completely made me feel disgusted by the Shinichi and Ran pairing. I also don't understand the male lead's bizarre actions.
The writing style is acceptable, but the overall reading experience is strange, and the logic doesn't feel very smooth.
It's very interesting to read; I read it for several hours straight. However, I got a little confused towards the end, and there were some parts I didn't understand, but I still found it very enjoyable!
I heard from the comments that they're buying them all? I'm so excited!
To be honest, this is the first time I've expressed my hope that the author will finish the book, since it's rare to find a book that suits my taste so well these days.
Just how toxic is this book? What kind of toxicity is it?