Conan: I'm Just a Traveler

Regarding the Conan problem mentioned by the author, I admit that it was revealed in the original work Conan ignores the safety of others when it comes to the investigation and winery issues. This is an issue that exists from the beginning of the plot, whether it is investigating the case or going to Xiaolan's house to bring danger to Xiaolan's family. This is an undeniable problem. However, the protagonist of this book also has problems in this aspect. When his ability is insufficient, he attacks Conan, intercepts the power of the world, and deliberately makes Lan like him (I don't care if Xiaolan likes Kudo or not, I am Ke Ai) But when Lan likes himself and he likes her, he does not stop attacking Kudo's power of the world. He expresses in his heart that if the power of the world backfires, he will escape to the next world (confessing to the girl for no reason, making the girl like him, saying I am willing to give up the whole forest for her) and it is impossible to take Xiaolan with me when escaping. She also has a family. People with this kind of mentality and status are really not suitable for falling in love and getting married (I can barely explain that I don't see Xiaolan liking him) People who do not fix their previous age every time they travel are already incomplete immortals. It is inappropriate for Wulun to fall in love with others or to be loved by others. He says that Conan is a scumbag but he is also prepared to be a scumbag. Isn't this a double standard? When something happened to Aso Minori's family, the male protagonist has already arrived in this world. Of course, he has no strength to explain when he first arrived, but he did not persuade the other party until he took action quickly, and it was not solved just a few years after the previous incident. With the status of a consultant, it is not impossible to solve it earlier (I have a say, I am really a bit stubborn about this) Although Kudo is not on good terms with the male protagonist, the plot shows that his relationship with the male protagonist is okay, but the male protagonist attacks him regardless of his friendship (although it is also a danger that involves the people around him that should not be involved) That's all, it doesn't matter whether Wu Lun laughs at me for writing a short essay or deletes the comment, it's because the character of this male protagonist is a bit unacceptable.

I thought horn fans and mourning fans were incompatible.