Detective Conan: The Victor Is Justice

What a waste of my monthly passes and subscriptions! I came here to read Detective Conan fanfiction, not fantasy.

It's great! It's satisfying! I hope they can further criticize those bratty kids. Honestly, it would be too disgusting for a girl like Ran to be Conan's full-time assistant in the future. Eri Hibiki, a prominent figure in the legal profession, is a very independent woman. Even after marrying Kogoro Mouri, her charm hasn't diminished.

Stop writing about how inferior the original characters are. This kind of self-deprecating praise and denigration is really unnecessary. Upholding your principles isn't about belittling your opponents. Even if you don't like the characters in the original work, there's no need to write it this way.

If you're going to write a legal article, just write it properly. Why bring up timelines? Don't the natives find the timeline issues ridiculous? Even most people with similar backgrounds gloss over or don't mention timelines at all. But you're doing this to your legal article. My assessment is: if you're going to write, just write properly. Don't create unnecessary complications. If you can't write, then don't write.

The author should write about the cactus incident, where a couple's actions led to a car accident, the lover died, and the plan to burn the couple alive was stopped by Conan. Thinking about it now still makes me feel uneasy.

We've had quite a few new readers lately, so here's a beginner's guide to help you decide whether you want to read it. This book is a Conan fanfiction, but it falls under the category of legal fiction and is not a traditional mystery novel. It does not feature babysitting or group activities. This book has a light and humorous style and does not torture the protagonist.

I was immediately hooked after subscribing; the characters in the book seem to have free rein over the chaotic timeline. I suggest you reread it and stop reading now.

They start making a fuss as soon as it's on the shelves... I really don't understand it. The timeline inconsistency in Detective Conan is a joke in the long-running manga; even if other books were to write it this way, it would only be considered a comedic element. The original work doesn't have this fantasy concept, OK?

The two articles, according to the authors, are almost longer than the main text combined... The author's so-called choices are basically about discarding what you like to read and choosing what he likes to write. The review is in other posts, so I won't go into detail here. If you can accept it, continue reading; if you can't, feel free to suggest something. What if the author has a burst of inspiration and writes a masterpiece that's like a combination of Legal High and The Matrix?

😓Why not write the lawyer storyline instead of the Detective Conan timeline? Just move on, is this what the readers want to see? Even if you can only write 600,000 words of concise legal writing, it's still better than writing a long and tedious defense with an extremely boring main plot.