Becoming an Occultist by Playing Sherlock Holmes

From my perspective as a reader, and in the name of Sherlock Holmes, It failed to highlight the detective details and instead downplayed them. However, it doesn't feel like it's leaning too much towards fantasy; rather, it's more of a fantasy-oriented approach.

The main character is Sherlock Holmes, so he should be given the ability to use his intelligence. The Mystic Eyes of Death Perception is simple and straightforward, but isn't that a bit too much of a problem?

I hope to replicate this 😁 Holmes and Watson were camping in the countryside. Late at night, Holmes woke up and nudged Watson with his elbow. "Watson," Holmes said, "look up at the sky and tell me what you see." Watson replied, "I see millions of stars, Holmes." "So, Watson, what conclusions do you draw from that?"

Na na

Actually, changing the name would be a good idea; many readers are drawn to the brand because of the name Sherlock Holmes. However, higher expectations often lead to greater disappointment, easily resulting in a loss of reputation and readers.

Dude, you've been brothers with Peanut for so many years and you turned him into a girl? Holy crap, you don't think people who haven't read the Sherlock Holmes stories will read your book, do you?

To be honest, the pacing felt a bit off. The protagonist's abilities weren't well-matched. If you ask me, since it's Sherlock Holmes, either stick to the high-IQ detective route, or go for the contrast route—if his intelligence isn't enough, make up for it with muscle, and just go for pure brute force.

The protagonist becomes as docile as a dog whenever a woman is even slightly fierce towards him, and he calls himself Sherlock Holmes? It's hilarious!

The author's courage and perseverance in daring to write about Sherlock Holmes are truly admirable...

Why isn't there a romantic pairing? If there's no romantic pairing, then making Peanut a girl is even more... Unacceptable.