I'm in Conan, but It's Ace Attorney

I object! You actually can't reason at all!

I wonder what everyone's thoughts are on Shinichi and Ran in the original work. The more I read, the less I feel they're a good match, and Ran's approach to love is becoming increasingly incomprehensible. 11

I was a bit confused when I played Ace Attorney. How to put it? The situation was like this: when the protagonist said, "I have evidence," the opposing side exclaimed, "Ah, he has evidence!" The protagonist himself said, "Ah, I have evidence?" The player thought, "How come I didn't know I had evidence?" [Here, you just have to rely on sheer force and charge in].

Scenes of Conan and the main character 🙂

To make these things, you could write some action scenes, like the protagonist touching his hair gel and his hair instantly turning white, then slowly walking forward while his body remains still while his hands move, swaying the hilt of his sword left and right to block bullets.

The author used too many profanities like "it's all bullshit" or references to movies and TV shows during the trial, which negatively impacted the viewing experience. Concise and to the point is more impactful; forcibly inserting meaningless phrases not only disrupts the flow of the argument but also lowers the overall quality of the questioning and objection-raising phase. A courtroom isn't a marketplace where people shout and argue.

Aoyama, are you serious? But this Naruhodo looks a bit too thin in this art style.

It gave me the feeling of watching a fan-made video on Bilibili.

After reviewing the three cases, it was discovered that the system and the Reversal Value had vanished without a trace. Who's going to give Ah Guang that strange skill he's missing? Xiang Yuanguang, is this where you're going to stop?

In fact, many of the cases in Ke Lan's stories rely entirely on the perpetrator's confession, with insufficient evidence.