The Yin-Yang Celestial Master Who Started with Detective Conan

Is Shinichi Kudo really that outrageous? Isn't he afraid of being sued for accusing someone of being the murderer without sufficient evidence?

I've read up to chapter 13, so here's a brief summary... If any of you here were drawn in by the name Conan and enjoy mystery/suspense stories, you're probably going to be disappointed. The first case begins at the end of Chapter 4, and is essentially closed by the end of Chapter 13. In just ten chapters, it exposes many flaws and serious errors that are unacceptable in detective fiction.

Back to Earth again, back to hell!

An autopsy, especially one on a female victim, where even though there's no dissection, the victim is stripped naked for the examination—is this something that can be done in public?

What have you been writing these past few years? Could you give me a title, or even a homonym? I'll search for it; I've run out of books to read.

The plot is terrible. After the protagonist was disgusted by someone, he did nothing. It would have been better to just arrange for the distillery to cause an accident for that guy.

I heard there was a novel called "Journey Under the Midnight Sun" here, so I bookmarked it. I didn't expect you to abandon it.

Being a devoted dog to the Japanese police is truly impressive; it's perfect for those who idolize foreigners.

That's outrageous! No salary for joining the organization? Then what's the point of joining? The development of the first two chapters with the female lead is also boring and absurd.

The male protagonist made a request, and then asked a question. They all agreed and responded as if it were perfectly natural. It's awkward when they argue and fight over words.