How I’m More Like a Great Detective Than Conan

For now, it's running very smoothly. But honestly, this kind of writing that combines multiple cases must be very tiring for the average author. It's especially difficult if the logic is self-consistent and flawless, and the story is exciting and satisfying. I know a Conan writer who often complains that this writing style is too mentally taxing. I wonder if the author has the same experience.

This is the Matsuda we remember! The animation team should take note.

It's hard to say. Overall, it's acceptable, but there are some parts that I find awkward to read.

The way this pseudo-system arranges romance is a bit toxic. Furthermore, the protagonist looks so much like the female lead's ex, and yet they still have to date her. Even if they genuinely fall in love, there will still be a lingering sense of regret and a desire to make amends for the ex. That's the second toxic aspect of this setup...

Reading all nine chapters felt very smooth, especially the way it combined Conan's several fragmented cases into one big case, expanding the breadth and depth that it didn't have before. The interweaving of explicit and implicit storylines is a writing style that suits my taste. The author could consider selecting several cases and weaving them together into a theatrical version; I think the highlights would definitely be very entertaining.

I feel like the main character is getting more and more neurotic, what's going on? The main character seems really weird... I find it very strange.

Shouldn't the focus of Conan mystery novels be on how to solve the cases? What's with all the female leads? And what's with the main character going undercover? Seriously? I don't want to watch this anymore.

The protagonist is described as incredibly powerful at the beginning, but then becomes utterly pathetic.

Brothers, shout with me: More female leads! More female leads!!

The early chapters look great; I suggest 50 updates per day. You've already got your monthly votes.