Detective Conan: The Romantic Mastermind

Handsome Orchid

The latest news, only the Kuroba family and not the Kudo family

I think the writing is pretty good, but it doesn't feel very popular. Why? Are all the New Zealand Party members out there?

This book is really well written. The protagonist Liu Ying sets up a plot one after another, and the various foreshadowings are really eye-catching. The characters in the book are basically on the line in terms of IQ. It is a rare book I have read recently. Every character in the book has his own thoughts. The main characters are basically madmen, with mental abnormalities, or are forced to become abnormal as the plot progresses, and fight in madness. Even if they are so crazy, this book can still be logical and self-consistent in its own logic, which is really good. But unfortunately, this book is a fan, and most of the audience is people who like or prefer Conan, and they all come here for "Conan". To be serious, this book can only be regarded as writing one's own story in Conan's skin. The advantage is that it saves a lot of words used to describe the world view and use it to write stories, but the disadvantage is more obvious, and it is not popular among Conan fan readers. The audience for fan fiction is limited. First of all, readers who don't read fan fiction are excluded. And many readers who read fan fiction don't like the kind of novel that doesn't follow the original work. Without these two groups of readers, it's not surprising that this book's poor performance is not surprising. If the author doesn't write fan fiction and creates his own world, according to the author's story ability, he should be able to achieve good results in a world where novice novels are everywhere. Come on, I look forward to seeing the author's future works.

The front is really amazing, but the back is. . . . . . It is tasteless to eat and it would be a pity to throw it away.

This face is too ugly

Flowers in the mirror and moon in the water, rotten grass as fireflies

I clicked through a few chapters before it was finished, and the writing and so on were fine. After I finished reading it, I started reading it from the beginning, and then I realized why it wasn't popular or even popular. I felt that the writing method was too niche? Or I am too picky about readers. Although the writing style is good, the foreshadowing and the transition are good, this kind of writing looks very fashionable and advanced, but it also feels very tired. Sometimes it even feels a little inexplicable that the context cannot be connected. In addition, many of the original characters are different from the impression, and it always feels like a trap. For example, Gin simply allows the protagonist to take Mao Lilan to Shirley. Laboratory, Sato wrote very resentful and angry from the beginning. It can be said that this book has its own characteristics, but it is too unique and does not look like a Conan fan. After many screenings, only a few people who are interested in the radio wave are left. Comments asked why it is good but not popular. I can only say that I understand why so many niche articles have such comments. Most people left silently. Of course, those who read it feel that it is a masterpiece.

It's interesting to write about chatting with the heroine, but it's boring to write about the behind-the-scenes case. This is my feeling while reading this novel.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Life is like walking a tightrope, you don't know whether justice will go left or right. Moriarty chooses to go to the left, and Holmes chooses to go to the right (the madman is on the left and the genius is on the right), then, poor man in the abyss ahead and hell behind you, where do you choose to lead your future life (Moriarty and Holmes reach out to you at the same time) 😌 When fairness cannot be obtained through fair channels (Kudo Shinichi), lynching becomes particularly just (protagonist) - Sherlock Holmes (original words)