Detective Conan: My Paranormal Organization Begins with a Secret Identity
柯南：我的怪谈组织从马甲开始
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The way the bratty kid acted was so off-putting; it was utterly inexplicable. That's not how you portray a character—it's completely nonsensical.
That's right, less detective fiction and more horror and supernatural tales. Ideally, it should be a major terrorist event, such as a crisis where an S-class vengeful ghost destroys a city. 🙂
That kid's monologue was truly mind-boggling.
I don't understand. You say you can kill people and ghosts, but if you've killed everything, what red line are you talking about?
It's one thing to have no female lead, but why the repeated scenes of Conan enjoying Ran's attention? I don't care if a novel has one or more female leads, or none at all, but the constant depictions of supporting characters having ambiguous interactions with women are really irritating. It reminds me of that trashy novel where the protagonist was a virgin and single, only to end up pimping out his useless master and building a harem.
A few thoughts
To be honest, everyone is probably quite confused right now, maybe because the protagonist is also quite confused. It feels like the protagonist does things just as he thinks and writes, and he can't quite distinguish the logic. For example, he suddenly kills the naughty child instead of taking him in, and you might think he can make a sample, but then he suddenly takes in the female ghost.
It is not a sovereign law.
I was somewhat prepared, but I was still confused when the brewery got involved with the bizarre. Also, the protagonist doesn't seem that strong; it appears he can't ignore physical attacks.
I've read around chapter 70, and there aren't any major problems. My only complaint is that the protagonist is written with a very high-class, sophisticated air, but he falls short in actual combat.
It's a bit like "The Corpse Picker," clearly a copycat. The plot devices are similar, even the covers are the same, but the writing is so overly sensational and cheesy.
Your worldview dictates that the government or related Onmyoji/shrine maidens must possess genuine skills; for one thing, there are definitely mermaids on Mermaid Island.
Can someone who personally gets involved still be considered a behind-the-scenes player? 😌 And it's basically like having no aliases. I thought the organization the protagonist created was really powerful, but after dozens of chapters, it's still just a small-time organization.