How I’m More Like a Great Detective Than Conan

For the time being, it seems smooth. But to be honest, this kind of writing method that combines multiple cases should be very tiring for the average author. Especially if the logic is self-consistent, flawless, and exciting, it will be even more difficult. I know a professional Conan author who uses this writing method and often complains that it is too laborious to write. I wonder if the author has the same situation.

This is the Matsuda I remember, the animation team should learn from it

It's hard to say, overall it looks okay, but there are some places that make me feel awkward when reading it.

This pseudo-system's love arrangement is a bit poisonous. Furthermore, the protagonist looks so similar to the heroine's ex, and he wants to fall in love with her. Even if he really falls in love with her, he will still feel a little regretful and make up for his ex. This setting is the second poison...

After reading nine chapters, I felt very smooth, especially when several scattered cases of Conan were merged into one major case, which expanded the breadth and depth that was not originally there. The bright and dark lines cross and advance. This writing method suits me very well. The author may consider selecting several cases and blending them into a theatrical version. I think the highlights will definitely be very interesting.

I feel like the main character is getting more and more nervous. $_$ I feel like the main character is weird =_= I think it's weird

When writing about Conan's reasoning, shouldn't the focus be on how to solve the case? What's the point of having too many female protagonists? Do you want to film the protagonist going undercover? No way? I didn't want to look at it for a moment.

The protagonist says how powerful he is in the front, and how much he stretches his hips in the back.

Brothers, shout to me, more heroines, more heroines! !

It seems to be well written in the early stage. It is recommended to update 50 times a day. You have a monthly pass.