Detective Conan: Starting with Lucky Pick One of Three

I didn't expect the author to put all the blame for Moriya Teiji on Kudo Shinichi. The author's idea is that the fault lies entirely with the person who was bombed. If Kudo Shinichi hadn't solved the case, nothing would have happened. The others were just unlucky. Moriya Teiji, who planted the bomb, bears no responsibility at all.

I don't mind breaking up couples, as long as it's reasonable, but there's one problem. The main character only wore the outfit after Conan shrunk, meaning Conan had already seen Ran's fan service countless times. So, are you sure? Most readers probably wouldn't be able to accept this.

The protagonist's character collapsed in the third chapter.

She's both a hypocrite and tries to create a persona, she's not even as good as Tang San.

OK, I've tested it out. The character's personality crumbled in Chapter 3; the protagonist is a hypocrite with a sanctimonious facade.

I don't understand why the author created such an unlikable character. The protagonist's thinking is also very problematic. He admires Ran's unwavering loyalty, yet he wants to break up the couple. If he succeeds, will Ran still be considered unwaveringly loyal? And in the next story where he does this, will Ran be loyal even a third time?

BYD's weekly push notifications are all these ridiculous things they recommend—what kind of cheesy stuff are they trying to kill me off? 😡

After reading Chapter 3, which focused on victim blaming, I left.

Are you going to write it or not? If not, get out! If you're incompetent, what gives you the right to write two books at once? Are you going to be accumulating loans to write books all the time?

An old eunuch, with a long history of misdeeds.