The Basic Method of Deduction in the Detective World
柯学世界里的基本演绎法
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- Completed
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- 614k Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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- 5y ago
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Um, I hope the author writes all the clues when writing, making it seem like the protagonist has some kind of precognitive ability and can identify the culprit without even looking. Also, I don't know if you can write something original. I'm watching and waiting, but I'm also optimistic about it. 🤩
I've noticed a trend on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) where all the stories don't have female leads. Is this a case of things going to extremes and then backfiring? Were there too many harem novels lately? Are we now going to portray men as having no desires or wants? If a person has no desires, is he or she still human?
Regarding the introduction, I want to say that Shinichi Kudo is nothing like Sherlock Holmes. He admires Holmes's detective abilities, not his character, style, or personal charm. The only similarity between Shinichi Kudo and Sherlock Holmes is that they are both detectives.
It was alright at first, but then it got increasingly boring. Every case was solved by brute force, and the protagonist just kept fawning over the Haibara sisters, changing positions and continuing to fawn. He manipulated the mindsets of various characters (are you sure you're not manipulating the readers' minds? Every reader has their favorite anime characters). The protagonist seemed like an antisocial lunatic. I dropped it.
I wonder if the author has encountered some unpleasant thing and is in a bad mood. In recent chapters, the protagonist, Shuuji, seems to have suddenly become much more arrogant, spouting all sorts of vulgarities, both in speech and action. Moreover, the descriptions of case solving are becoming increasingly glossed over. I can't quite put my finger on it, but he seems to have become quite unruly.
No romantic pairing? I'll add it to my bookshelf then~ I'll wait until it's 100,000 words before reading it—if the author hasn't abandoned the story by then~ (It's not easy for a seedling to grow like this).
It doesn't matter if there's a female lead, as long as it's not Ai Haibara.
To be honest, the protagonist's current strength seems to rely on the plot; the author hasn't really developed his exceptional deductive reasoning abilities.
The biggest plot hole in Conan is Conan shrinking himself. Of all the organizations in the world, only the Black Organization seems interested in this. The FBI, CIA, and MI6 completely ignore it and cooperate with Conan on the de-aging process. I don't believe that Unit 731, which was sent back to the US after WWII and lived a comfortable life, wouldn't be interested in de-aging. Compare this to Sera's mother's various maneuvers after shrinking; I really want to say, this is true Conan science!
The first chapter of this book gives a very good impression, clearly explaining the protagonist's background and giving him a good character design, but the subsequent development is just a rambling account. The plot connections are poorly arranged, failing to demonstrate any proper balance between detail and summary; everything becomes superficial.