In Conan's World: Using Arcane Arts to Pose as a Magician

To put it bluntly, saving Akemi Miyano was an attempt to gain favor with Shiho Miyano, who was using the alias Ai Haibara. There's no such thing as unconditional love; helping someone you're not related to always has ulterior motives.

Just write "no female lead" in the synopsis.

Other assets for a novice transmigrator include Dragon God Island and Twilight Villa.

The subject matter is really good, especially the magic trick setting, which could be written in many other types of novels. However, the writing is terrible, there's no main plot, and it's all very disorganized.

The premise is okay! It's just that the writing style feels like a monotonous, rambling account. I just read the part where Conan shrinks and it felt like the author wrote too much internal monologue. It's only worth reading when you're looking for something to read; I didn't particularly enjoy it.

It feels like most of the time the protagonist uses his cheat-like abilities to observe the original Conan storyline from the sidelines. I want to see the protagonist become a great magician, not the original case. If I want to see this, do you think I don't know to read the original Detective Conan manga?

Honestly, the beginning was alright, but I felt a bit uncomfortable around the part where the skyscraper exploded. The protagonist knew many innocent people would die, yet he just stood by and did nothing, all to acquire more magical abilities. This made the protagonist seem less cool. Strength is temporary, but coolness lasts a lifetime.

So what's the point of this special skill setup...? It seems completely useless. It looks like reading a monotonous account. There's no performance, no actual work being done; it just feels like a pure video camera.

Kaito Kid pulled a crystal monocle from thin air and casually placed it over his right eye. Looking at the chaotic dates on the calendar, a slight smile played on his lips as he muttered to himself, "Is time being stretched out by this chaos? Interesting!" All around, from the snow-white pigeons to the pitch-black crows, and even the countless microorganisms in the air, all exclaimed the same thing: "Interesting!" 😂

A large portion of the story focuses on setting the premise, remaining detached from the main characters, while the most crucial element—magic—occupies a very small portion of the story.