I'm the Victim in Detective Conan

It's decided, there won't be a female lead in this book for now, and even if there is, it will most likely be Shiho Miyano 😋 It seems that Mary Akai is still beyond everyone's acceptable range.

I've seen many people commenting on the female lead's character. Actually, my initial idea was to write about Mary Akai... Because a miniature version of Mary is just too perfect. Specifically, I wanted her to look down on me with disdain... But I wasn't sure if everyone could accept that, so I haven't written it yet.

Indeed, it's rare to see a Conan character accept gray, let alone a protagonist who kidnaps the Miyano sisters in the very first few chapters. Moreover, this novel has a lot of original plot, and the protagonist's time travel isn't like starting from scratch, nor is it like a genius protagonist with all sorts of deductive pre-planning. He's a fairly good character, above average but below genius.

This book has rekindled my interest in Ke Tong after a long time… Although the pit was relatively shallow... There was no relief, no forums, and no fighting between the opposing sides 😇 It was truly a breath of fresh air for me in the world of Ke Tong, which was being attacked by all sorts of fancy cheat codes...

Can anyone handle a chaotic love triangle? 😋

I read a few more chapters today and was surprised to find it quite good. I had skipped through it several times before because the beginning was off-putting, but the male lead's character is great. As for the female lead... Well... I personally can accept her, but with Akai Mary, I can't imagine how the plot would develop at all.

Why does everyone like to make Ai the female lead? She's not even that pretty, and even if there's some attraction, it's just that tsundere younger sister type. Who wants a girlfriend who's cold, tsundere, and sharp-tongued? Isn't that just asking for trouble? And Sonoko is even more suitable than Ai. To be honest, Sonoko is very pretty and has a lot of girlish charm.

Regarding the female lead, I strongly hope the author writes a story without a romantic subplot. Wouldn't it be better to focus on the protagonist's career advancement? Look at that story whose quality plummeted after the introduction of a female lead! Has the protagonist's brain been eaten by worms?

First, the conclusion: Excellent Conan fanfiction, I'd give it a 7 out of 10. Specific comments: The plot flows smoothly, the characters are well-developed, and most importantly, it showcases aspects of the characters that most works don't, offering a fresh perspective. The protagonist is no exception; his actions and personality aren't those of a pretentious brat or a mindless pushover.

Let me offer a brief comment. Since it's already confirmed that there will be a female lead in this book, those who advocate for no female lead shouldn't comment. Eight out of ten Detective Conan fanfics don't have female leads, and you're still not satisfied? Besides, romance is one of the main themes of the original Detective Conan series. As for that book, "Snake Spirit," he wrote it himself.