Detective Conan: The Fake Boozer's Self-Cultivation

Given that many people have joined the hobby in the past two days. Let me answer some of the questions that everyone is most concerned about. 1. This book is a semi-invincible novel. 3. This book does not break up any officially designated pairings. 4. The main character is fake alcohol. 5. No group chat will be created for this book.

Suddenly I realized why the protagonist couldn't be a plagiarist! If the setting is the Japanese economic bubble era, there were many excellent but unpublished works during that period, many of which could be serialized in newspapers. As for the requirement of three articles a month, with the protagonist's current status and connections, that would be a piece of cake.

I've always been curious why someone who traveled through time would want to save Ai Haibara's sister? Shouldn't they all be prioritizing their own safety?

To be honest, I enjoy reading stories with female leads, but so far I haven't found any Conan fanfiction with a well-developed female lead... So seeing stories without a female lead is a bit of a disappointment, but then I think that if there were a female lead, it might be even more disheartening...

I really want Ai Haibara as the female lead! 😢

Um, I haven't started reading it yet. I have a question, the synopsis seems to say it's real wine, but the title makes it sound like it's fake... I'd like to ask if this book is suitable for wine lovers? What's the alcohol content like? Is it real wine, fake wine, or diluted wine?

Even Conan itself is a romance and mystery series, so if you hate it so much, why bother watching Conan?

My feelings for the male lead, ^▽^

After reading about 20 chapters, here's my summary: On a smaller scale, it's far superior to some fanfiction that just copies and pastes, steals character spotlights, and maintains a high degree of "love" for Japan despite being a transmigrator, willing to give everything for it.

Dear author, I would like to ask if the main character of this book will remain without a romantic partner, or is it just temporarily without one? I saw in the comments that the author originally wanted to write a female lead, but later gave up due to certain reasons of some readers.