I Cultivate Merit in the World of Conan

The plot is dragging, and the first two chapters of the three golden chapters are just a waste of time. The third chapter actually still feels like a domestic romance novel ten years ago... It can be explained clearly in a hundred words, but the three golden chapters are wasted.

It feels like... If Moritani Teiji goes to the Yasukuni Divine Toilet, or Gin and Vodka goes to the Divine Toilet for a while, there should be quite a lot of merit. 🤭

Are you a CP fan of Kudo Mori again?

Okino Yoko is Okino Yoko, it's awkward to have to be called Haruno Yoko

This is written, If you are really dissatisfied with Kudo Shinichi, why don't you just kill him and end the matter?

The protagonist is a bit stupid and passes on his cultivation method to Wudang. The Wudang sect can't help him, so he might as well pass it on to his girlfriend Kikyo.

Killing lives to protect lives and karma is not killing people. If you don't save one out of 10 people in the rice flower town, you must be wronged. If you miss one out of 10, you must be wrong. If you kill the rice flower town, you will definitely complete your merits and achieve a golden body 😏

The protagonist is very selfish, and he is both responsible and independent.

It was a bit novel at the beginning. Although the introduction of original characters was okay, later on you just wrote about Conan solving crimes, and the protagonist had no sense of existence at all. Haven't we seen it before and want you to write it again in an article?

Can the pig's feet not be so protruding? Isn't it a simple disguise?

The protagonist watched his uncle being knocked unconscious by Conan and being stabbed with an anesthetic needle because he was an orphan in his previous life, so he didn't care about his uncle's and aunt Xiaolan's feelings, right? And because of the mess of time, you don't care about accumulating merit as quickly as possible, recovering your body as quickly as possible, and improving your strength to deal with various dangers in the future? Otherwise, under normal circumstances, finding ways to gain more merit, restore and improve one's own strength must be the first priority, right?