Detective Conan: The Dark Age

I've basically finished playing it all, so let me talk about the pros and cons. The author kept mentioning why so few people read it, but after reading it, I felt it was mainly the author's fault; the book was too bland. Let's start with the advantages: the logic is consistent and not childish, the story is very complete, and it can indeed be said to be a Conan for adults.

The author actually writes very well. I suspect the reason fewer people read it is because the author didn't follow the typical fanfiction style of following the plot. Fanfiction readers often have a sense of ease knowing the story in advance; they generally want to see how the author "adapts" the plot. They don't really want to put in the mental effort.

I haven't figured out how to insert images into the article, so I'll just leave it here for now. Honestly, this compression is way too blurry!

Based on my personal understanding, this structure was established for those personnel in the grassroots organizations (without wine names). It applies to the content from C14 onwards in Volume 2. Hopefully, presenting this as a chart will help you better understand the current storyline.

I haven't seen it available yet, but it seems very well-written. Only through the author's pen can you truly see an extremely large and complex transnational criminal organization, unlike Aoyama's portrayal, which makes it seem like a childish black-clad organization. On a side note, Aoyama has really been doing everything he can to make money these past few years. Not only are there various main plot conflicts, but he also releases chapters in a piecemeal fashion, frequently taking breaks. 🙂🙂

Happy New Year to everyone reading this book!

It's well-written. A pure black Sherry is quite rare, let alone one who is also intelligent. The plot development has a lot of twists and turns.

It seems everyone has a dream of pure darkness 🙂, keep it up!

I saw it in the new book and became more interested in pure black.

Just asking, Since it's pure black, Is it the kind of satisfying story where the red team characters are slaughtered indiscriminately? The ending is that the protagonist wins and kills all the red team members. Or will the protagonist, as the boss, be defeated, imprisoned, and watch the organization crumble? (This question can be left unanswered to avoid spoilers.)