Detective Conan: I Really Was Forced Into This

What is the most precious thing in the world of Detective Conan? Is it money, jewels? Power? Or perhaps martial prowess? None of the above. Such things exist in every world. The most precious characters in the world of Detective Conan are, of course, Ran, Eri Kisaki, Yukiko, Midori Gome, Rena Mizunashi, Vermouth, Mary Akai, and Reiko Akiba...

Author, think this through! Instead of focusing on Ran, you've introduced Hongzi. Don't try to have both. Having both Hongzi and Ran might be possible with Hongzi, but it's practically impossible with Ran. Forcing a story around Ran's character will ruin her. Why not just focus on Ran? This is a recipe for disaster. You're accidentally driving away a lot of readers.

Ugh, I wanted to see a couple with a romantic pairing, but I don't know who started this trend of no-couples.

The author feels it's best to avoid pairing Xiaolan with Ran. It's pointless and prone to falling apart.

Damn it, you're not going to write anymore, huh? Fine, I'll start a new book and write it myself. 😡😡😡 Speaking of which, your character setting is quite similar to mine before. We both have a policewoman sister, make money by plagiarizing, and are transfer students. However, I'm not a time traveler. 🙂🙂🙂

Ran is fine as the female lead, but what about Conan? I remember Conan and Ran often bathed together, and there were many other instances of Conan being taken advantage of. Since the author decided to choose Ran, shouldn't these issues be addressed?

The writing is still okay. Japanese high school students, like those in China, follow an elite education system. The top students in each grade have privileges and don't need to join clubs.

Speechless. Detective Conan is adding multiple female leads, and it's getting increasingly outrageous. Ran was fine as the only female lead to begin with.

I just saw the Triad scene, is the author serious? Being threatened by the mob, having a policeman in his family but not telling them, having a ton of connections and resources but not knowing how to use them, the protagonist is actually trying to hide it and solve the problem? Is this protagonist really an adult?! The plot is so contrived!

Ignore what those people are saying, author. I think it's well-written, except for the Triad section.