Detective Conan: Laying Low Until the Black Organization Is Destroyed

The Black Organization is doomed.

To be honest, I feel like the author hasn't watched much Detective Conan at all...

I remember one episode from the early days of Detective Conan very clearly: two sisters were fighting over a boyfriend, and the younger sister killed the older sister. Personally, I think that although the younger sister is the perpetrator, she is indeed a true "victim."

The plot is a bit drawn out; it seems like every case tries to connect to the distillery, but in reality, there aren't any significant connections. It relies more on Gin to highlight the protagonist and provide readers with a sense of excitement; too much of this can easily lead to fatigue. On the other hand, the romantic scenes were pitifully few.

On a side note, Sato Miwako wasn't actually one of Inspector Megure's long-time subordinates. She joined his team about a year before Shinichi Kudo shrunk. Furthermore, all of Sato's former team leaders and colleagues were dead. This was mentioned in the movie "The Assassin in the Pupil," which I only noticed again while watching the Conan movie.

The author could try writing a movie version. The Coast Guard member arrested in the *Detective of the Deep Sea* movie was quite pitiful. The captain who committed treason was also sentenced to death, and it was an oversight in the course of his duties—not really an oversight. If he had explained the situation to his superiors privately, it would probably have been all talk and no action.

This author's Detective Conan is the most amazing book I've ever read. Both the plot development and the writing style are truly captivating. It's a wonderful book, and I look forward to the author's continued success!

In the movie, Gin's attack helicopter mowing down Tokyo Tower really captured the essence of the scene. Gin swaggered and suggested trying out the organization's secret weapon, and I was expecting something big, but it turned out to be just a standard helicopter machine gun. That's practically standard equipment for attack helicopters, and I seriously suspect the helicopter was borrowed.

Well written. It doesn't completely follow the original plot but expands upon it in greater depth. The Hatamoto case is truly captivating, and all the characters are portrayed very well. I stayed up all night reading until 6:00 AM, then had to get up for work at 8:30 AM, which caused me insomnia. The author should compensate me! 😜

I think it would be best if that Junior Detective League were completely wiped out. That would be truly satisfying. They're disgusting.