Conan: I Can See Keywords

I don't know where the author has such great malice towards Conan. Not only has Xiaolan been written to death, but he also seems to be planning to write Xiaoai and Amuro to death as well. The main plot is to kill important characters in Conan, so it is destined not to win the majority of Ke Tong's readers. Occasionally, it will be criticized if it becomes popular. The author must know this. So it's hard for me to understand the author's creative ideas. For those of you who have read the book "The Only True Wine", is this the same tone? Why do you hate a virtual primary school student so much? What's the highlight for you? However, it has been 10 days since the author's book-cutting remarks and there is still no chapter review. Since it has been cut, I will not be secretive. Strictly speaking, I am not the audience of this book, and I entered it by mistake. Just like my initial expectation was to see the protagonist break away from Conan and develop his own power. My expectation for future development was that after taking adventures with Conan again and again, my view of Conan has changed. Although the protagonist is still gray and will not help him, he will not deliberately trap him, and will find ways to use the case to profit. However, I was very disappointed. The protagonist projected all his malice towards the world onto Conan. The protagonist's motivation, "Only I should be the protagonist, the one favored by the world" is even more selfish to the extreme. Are the anomalies in the world and the aura of Conan's protagonist subjectively chosen by Conan? Just like can people decide their own birth? Is it the fault of the parents or the children to be born into a poor family versus being born into a wealthy family? The protagonist said, "I don't care about this. Conan, a rich man, has to go to shit if he takes advantage of me." To put it bluntly, I am jealous of Conan's protagonist aura. However, the protagonist can develop to this point, isn't it also because of the protagonist's aura of notebook? Everything the protagonist has, including his own abilities, was obtained by cheating on his laptop. "You are a rich man yourself and you want to hate someone richer than you?" This is too greedy. Usually the protagonist is a villain, and without exception he has a very high personality charm, such as Brother Chi next door, who is so handsome in the winery vest. But this protagonist's motive for killing Conan is not profit but jealousy. His performance in making Conan uncomfortable is too ugly. In terms of motivation, he is the same as the ordinary gangster murderer in the three-choice case. Every time he explains his purpose and reasons, he seems to be incompetent and furious. He is extremely low-level and has no personality charm at all. Conan cannot be killed otherwise the whole book will be over. The protagonist's actions against Conan will either fail, or it will affect the people around Conan and become complacent because of the suffering of others, or he will lose or be low. This writing method and main line lead to such a vicious circle. The above explains the two major poisonous points of this book - the popular character of the original work is used to filter out Conan fans, and the male villain has no personality and runs away with readers who love to watch the villain protagonist. Both of these two points come from the most fundamental tone and main line of the book. They are inevitable results when the author starts the book. So where did the author come from such a hatred for Conan? If you insist on doing Conan as the main line, wouldn't it be good to deceive the detective and use the case to make profits and develop your own organization?

It is difficult to write about indigenous people. You have to imitate the behavior and way of speaking of Japanese indigenous people, and you cannot say words that are not in line with the times.

It's a pity that the protagonist is a native. Even if there are cheats, the natives are still natives. Alas

It still lacks the original taste, not as good as the feeling of the only real wine from back then 😭

Recently I found that many people care about the identity of this protagonist, because it involves the setting of the opening of this book, so I won't go into details. I will reveal one point here. If you like the local protagonist, treat him as a local. If you don't like it, treat him as a soul-piercing person with no memory. If I insist on an answer, I can only say that the protagonist is not me, but he has nothing to do with me. Hmm... Forget it, it seems more like the protagonist has traveled through time and lost his memory. Just pretend that the soul has no memory. To a certain extent, it's the same. (Small voice: In fact, I personally feel that it doesn't matter whether the protagonist of this book is a local, but everyone has different tastes. Many people like to travel through time, probably) Finally, let's compare our feelings~

Turns out it's the wife who wrote about the only real wine 😭 Come on, madam! This book must survive😭

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The various shortcomings mentioned above actually dissuade some readers. Then the various layer cakes are black and black, and it feels like the writing is too messy. The first fifty chapters are like this. I'm still watching later

I'm currently reading chapter 169, but I haven't written down the skills like the knife in my notebook before. Or is it already over and will be mentioned later as a hidden thread?

I can't understand why the protagonist cares so much about his identity?

It's hard to understand the author's creative thinking. What's so interesting about Conan as a child? Since the establishment of the organization, I thought the main line was centered around developing personal power, rather than revolving around Conan like other fans. This is equivalent to half originality, and the expectations are high. However, the organization took shape at the speed of light and immediately entered into a plot of trying every means to kill Conan and circumventing Conan in disguise. The way to participate in the main plot is to plan everything from the perspective of Black. It is surprising at first, but everyone knows what will happen next. It is to see how the so-called "destiny" can force the development to return to the official history. I only see forced and witty ways of dealing with "destiny". Of course, this is intentional on the part of the author. I really can't understand what's so exciting about Conan. Every time the outcome is doomed—the protagonist cannot succeed, otherwise the book will end directly. This is equivalent to knowing that you have lost before the game. The only thing to watch is whether the game process is exciting. But the answer is no. Is Conan as powerful as the protagonist? No, Conan didn't even realize poker was targeting him. Is Conan difficult to deal with? No, it's just that the so-called fate always makes Conan and the people around him immortal. This is equivalent to you and a primary school student going to the ring to box, but your punch can only hit the air for no reason, just like hitting cotton without any strength. This always gives people a sense of frustration. First, the protagonist cannot beat a primary school student even though he tries his best. Second, your opponent can always escape due to "luck", and there is no sense of satisfaction in hitting the flesh with a punch of equal strength. In addition, Conan's power itself is very weak. For some losses, such as the setback of the three idiots, I can only feel pity for the other party, and there is no sense of satisfaction of having a great revenge. The protagonist's hatred for Conan is out of sync with the readers, and it is difficult to substitute for it. Even if it is substituted, it will only be frustrated by the protagonist. Can I take the liberty to ask about the author's next development, considering that I have followed it up to now and voted for nearly 10 chapters in total. If my comment is deleted, I won't have the patience to read it anymore.

It's still a bit more red, so wouldn't it be the same as other novels that are more red? It doesn't protrude or sink. Is there any more update there? 😭

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Why did the cover change? I thought it was an old book that came out 🤭

Let me talk about the conclusion first. I think this book is somewhere between good and bad. Here is my opinion on this book. Let's talk about the good points first. The wits in this book are indeed good. It can be seen that it is a bit level. At least it is not a special intelligence, but a bit deus ex machina. The setting of playing cards is also interesting, and if we fight against the zoo, it is possible to recruit the Kaitou Kidd. After all, they have the same enemy. Kidd may also have a motive to use playing cards to deal with the zoo and be used by the playing cards at the same time. In this way, the purpose of cooperation is achieved. In the end, Kidd only showed up and did not write this aspect of the plot. I feel it is a pity. Personally, I think the compatibility between playing cards and Kidd is quite good. Then let's talk about some shortcomings of this book: I think the biggest problem with this book is the organizational goal. As an organization established with notebooks as the leading role, Conan should be the core. Strictly speaking, Conan is one of the components of Goldfinger. Now that we know clearly that this is a world similar to comic novels and TV series, and that there is a so-called protagonist, shouldn't Lingchuan consider how to use the protagonist Conan to obtain more benefits? Why do you think you want to kill Conan because he is the protagonist and you are not willing to be reduced to a supporting role? Didn't Lingchuan consider that if Conan really died, wouldn't the notebook be equivalent to half being destroyed? After all, if the protagonist (Conan) loses the main plot, wouldn't it also be gone? A more extreme guess, what if the notebook loses its spirituality? Aren't these hidden dangers considered? You can use the incredible technology around Conan and the laptop to make people in the poker organization more respectful of the organization. You can also use Conan's main and branch lines to reap benefits. The effect of the bombing of the train in the early stage, which is protected by the protagonist's aura, can also be used to make a fuss. For example, when dealing with dangerous targets, use Conan to block the knife. You will not die anyway. If you do it more covertly, Conan will probably have to thank the protagonist in the end. But these can only be means, not goals. Furthermore, there is no clear hint in the notes that the protagonist should deal with Conan, or that if Conan is killed, Lingchuan can become the protagonist. This is what I can't understand the most. Even if you add a task list or something in your notebook, the main character's task goal is to study Conan to crack the plot, and then the main character doesn't care about the life and death of a mere experimental subject. Isn't this more reasonable? On the contrary, if the protagonist is doing this now, it is equivalent to trying every possible means to destroy his golden finger. This is quite confusing. Even if you are dissatisfied with the identity of the protagonist of Conan, you should find ways to control and study it after you have absolute power and influence in the middle and later stages. Now there is a winery nearby that is eyeing it, as well as the FBI, CIA and so on. Shouldn't you use Conan to take care of them first? I think this is one of the highlights of this book. As a result, judging from the performance of the book, the protagonist not only has to deal with Conan, but also is targeted by other organizations and wineries in the world. There is no benefit in being the enemy of the whole world, and the look and feel is not very good. He obviously has a big killer like Conan (knowing that Conan is the protagonist), but he has not made good use of it in organizing confrontation. Why should he tell the winery? Wouldn't it be better to use Conan to deal with the winery, and then let our own organization absorb the assets lost by the winery because of Conan? They can even proactively provide winery information to make Conan owe the protagonist a favor and not doubt the protagonist. It's a win-win situation. From a fun point of view, you have to say that the protagonist has taken advantage of the confrontation with the winery. In fact, it seems that he has not. Hiroki is one, but he is a person who is about to die, and he hates Japan and his adoptive father. Innately, it is one of the protagonist's development goals. The protagonist recruits It can be said that Hiroki took advantage of the right time and place, and Renhe (Timothy: Hiroki was killed before the plot) (Location: The plot of Baker Street was originally supposed to reveal the true face of the IT boss, so that he could go to jail and not be able to play the protagonist) (Renhe: Hiroki hated his adoptive father, and he could easily abduct his close brother), and the result was This almost overturned in the hands of the winery. This is what makes me the most nervous. Obviously the protagonist only needs to secretly transport the child and his father away, and arrange a fake death for Hiroki to handle the matter better, making the adoptive father think that he has killed Hiroki or something (not to mention that it can't be done, with Hiroki in front) Wasn't it easy for Hiroki to get to the base when Hiroki arrived at the base, relying on the strength of the protagonist's subordinates at that time (those poker card holders under his hands, and technology such as invisible helicopters) and using Conan's protagonist's halo to deal with an IT boss at the press conference? Hiroki can also hide his merit and fame like Tanved through this incident. I really don't understand the reason for letting the winery come over to get a piece of the pie. Let's talk about 5 billion. If you have a laptop, isn't it easy to make money by using the main line and branch lines? Wouldn't it be nice to engage in some blackmail or something? You have to let the winery come over to cause trouble, and you almost get yourself involved. This time it's not for Conan. You don't have a trump card that can guarantee your immortality. When you jump from the helicopter, aren't you afraid of being shot in the head by a sniper rifle? Really powerful snipers can do this kind of movement while lying on the plane. It's just as easy as ordinary people shooting fixed targets. The protagonist's escape from danger really made me laugh. When he suddenly felt the danger and then let go, it felt like a deus ex machina. When the protagonist's aura is powerful, it is. And superpower items like Tang Dao can also be bought by the poker players with their own money. After all, this is an extraordinary item. Even if you have money, there is nowhere to buy it. It may be regarded as a privilege of playing cards by the members of the organization. If they don't have money, wouldn't they just go out and make money themselves? Wouldn't this solve the organization's funding problem? In general, this book is very creative and it is a pity that it was not finished. Although the details and some logical points are very flawed, it is still good to read to pass the time.

Is killing Conan the main plot, or is it just a phased main plot? There will be times when the protagonist changes his view of Conan.

Does anyone know about this Conan fanfic? The male protagonist has a system. The system tells him that this is a world of zombies, and everyone wants to eat him. However, no one here has turned into a zombie. For this reason, they are considered to behave strangely. Miyano Shiho is his college classmate who studied in the United States and has a good impression of him.

Big boost for the author😊

The main plot of this book is the protagonist's battle of wits and courage with the air.

😭😭😭Finished

I don't understand why the protagonist is so obsessed with Conan.