A Prosecutor in the Detective Conan World

Having read up to chapter thirty-eight, I'd like to record my thoughts here. (Personal opinion) First of all, this Conan fanfiction is truly one of the few books that suits my taste. Here are a few of its merits that I think are worth mentioning: 1. Professionalism.

I hope there will be more chapters. Wouldn't a single female lead or two female leads be better? Why fall in love with every new girl you see? Please, no Ai Haibara! I'm getting tired of seeing her.

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It's a mess! I will not comment on the legal expertise of this novel. However, this novel is extremely colloquial!! It frequently uses Chinese slang and often uses "sha". Moreover, quotation marks are often missing, and there is a lot of psychological description, making it difficult to distinguish whether it is spoken or not. Most importantly, the plot is incredibly messy.

This book can be read as "In the Name of the Japanese People," "The People's Prosecutor of Japan," or "Japan's Sunny Court," but it's really not suitable as a Conan fanfiction. I strongly suggest the author rename it something like "Japanese Prosecutor." This would better appeal to readers who enjoy this type of book. Frankly, this book is just a sham legal drama disguised as a Conan fanfic.

The very first picture lowers your IQ. You could say it's Mori, but is Conan really that bad? Just based on intuition, you immediately say the protagonist is the suspect. The protagonist truly has the protagonist's halo; everything can be linked to him.

I've read up to chapter 25 so far. It seems like a good story, but the writing is terrible. The legal education is good, but the author's use of Japanese and Chinese language, along with overly Chinese slang, is jarring, especially since it's primarily used by Japanese prosecutors.

The female lead, Kujo, is better. Personally, I think it's better to occasionally insert Conan storylines; otherwise, there's no need to bring Conan into the novel.

Having read nearly a hundred chapters, if you're looking for Conan fanfiction, don't bother. This book is essentially a bait-and-switch; Conan's presence is minimal. I strongly suggest the author rename it "The Japanese Prosecutor." The drastic changes to the Conan storyline, the large amount of semi-original and original content, and the excessive amount of explanatory text make it quite boring…

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