Conan Asked Me to Be His Accomplice, but I Was the Mastermind Behind It

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Let me talk about the conclusion first: At present, it seems to be a very good Conan fanfic The fanfics I know are generally divided into two types, one is a supplement and continuation of the original text, and the other is an intrusion (that is, adding other things on the basis of the original text). This book is the latter. The author directly added another set of settings on the basis of Conan. For some reasons, he becomes a commander under a mysterious force in this world. This force gives the protagonist a base that transcends the technology of the current era, allowing the protagonist to expand at will. During the process of expansion, the protagonist discovers that there are more than one force hidden in the world in the dark... This is probably the feeling. Here are some "key issues" ① The protagonist does not know that he has traveled through the world of Conan, and has not watched the plot of Conan. In time-travel fan works, once the "protagonist does not know the world plot" situation occurs, it will directly lead to two disadvantages. One is that the sense of substitution of the readers is disconnected, because the readers know that the protagonist does not know, which will make the readers think "Why is the protagonist so stupid?" The other disadvantage is that the author needs to spend extra money to create the original characters in order to make the protagonist in the plot behave reasonably. The author has solved the above two points perfectly. The protagonist's curiosity drives him to analyze every person he meets and everything he encounters. This makes the information gap between the protagonist and the reader almost non-existent, and the content of the analysis sounds very reasonable. Anyway, stupid me said that it is "reasonable" as long as it does not fool me. (To make a digression here, I have read a Conan fan before and I was super confused. After the protagonist met with the detective in the first chapter, the protagonist showed his excellent reasoning skills. How did he show it? The author directly wrote "XX expressed his reasoning, and they all nodded in approval." Me: ??????)

The writing is great, but the investment is so small. I think there may be something wrong with your introduction. Most of the people who came here after reading the title of the book want to see the protagonist who is the mastermind behind everything. But the first two sentences of your introduction are like a protagonist whose life or death cannot be controlled by himself, and whose destiny can only be controlled by others. If the last two sentences of the introduction were not interesting, I might have slipped away. You can refer to it

Interesting After Kudo became smaller, he woke up in the solitary room and thought he was caught as a guinea pig Amuro was kidnapped and brainwashed I was a little excited to see it. .

It's a surprising behind-the-scenes article on Conan, but the setting of the protagonist "who doesn't know the plot but always manages to use plot information by chance" is a bit uncomfortable. Although the protagonist's reasoning ability is described, the use of plot information is clearly shown as "coincidence." If you want the protagonist to use plot information, why not let him know the plot or derive relevant information through reasoning or other means?

No, I can't understand it at all. It made me dizzy.

A friend helped me make this imitation of the official picture. After uploading, it's blurry. When I click on it, it still says to save the original image. Is this still the original image? It's a little better to take a close-up shot, so let's make do with it. This guy looks like this.

Quite handsome

I would like to ask if the author plans to write a long novel with more than a thousand chapters or a relatively short novel that can be completed in a few hundred chapters 🙂🙂🙂

Why do you look so foggy? There are a lot of unknown characters, and Kudo's appearance is so low. The Phantom Thief of Hearts originally used Ke Xue characters such as Aso Minoru, Miyano Akemi, Shimabukuro Kime, etc. There is only one guide for newbies. I can't even remember the name of the newly added character, the one pretending to be Akechi Goro. There are too many new characters in this book. I can't remember the name of the novice guide in the Phantom Thief of Hearts. The same goes for this one. It seems to be called Wood? Anyway, there are more new characters than Ke Xue's worldview, and it will directly shut down my brain😭

It's quite interesting. The protagonist is really adaptable to being the boss. He always enjoys the tasks. He becomes friends with Shinichi and even wants to climb to the top of the mountain and become Shinichi's guarantee. He is very enterprising.

It's very beautiful and interesting. I hope there will be more updates. It's not enough to watch. I really like the three employees of Kasuga Rei, Wood, Edge, and Luo Aidi. They are so cool

There is a theory. When I read your book, I was inspired by "2077 Cyberpunk". What kind of story would happen if the High Table in the movie John Wick appeared in Night City? The High Table has single-handedly established the dark side of Night City and even the entire world. The beggars on the roadside, the wanderers in the wasteland, the NCPD in the city, and even some employees in various giant companies may all be members of the High Table. When all the giant companies and even Saburo Arasaka thought they owned the world, they discovered that the world has a dark side and huge forces that make their scalp numb. By the way, John Wick, Johnny Silverhand's twin brothers, it feels like it is an interesting subject to start with.

Goodgood, it looks very good (appreciation)

To be honest, the writing is really good. Why is it so deserted?

I feel like the daily mission levels are a bit long. There are castles and the like, and there are several chapters of missions that are the same as the levels. It feels like a long time has passed.

Let's talk about it from the reader's point of view First, in some places it feels like the author is over-written. In many places, personal pronouns such as he and they are used. The reader has to guess who the he and they refer to based on the context. If you read a little faster, you won't know what the author is writing. Second, the psychological description and analysis of the characters are too lengthy. A few chapters are all analysis, and the main plot line is not promoted at all. Third, it is actually the same problem as above. Too much analysis has been written, which has led to the main line being promoted too slowly. The corona established by the protagonist has developed too slowly. Hundreds of pictures have passed before Toru Amuro became an employee of the corona. Gin has not been released yet.