In Conan's World, I'm Really Not a Thug

I didn't want to watch any more after seeing that the washing machine had been saved but hadn't shrunk. I didn't need to watch any further; it was a waste of money.

One question is, how did the protagonist manage to kidnap Sonoko and Ran while accompanied by Ran (in her perfect form without the influence of demons)?

Akemi Miyano's act of burning drugs caused the protagonist to get high, which was a bit difficult to handle. Also, the protagonist has genetic optimization, not to mention that Akemi Miyano didn't experience withdrawal symptoms after becoming addicted to drugs.

A key figure in the distillery is someone they dare not kill off; he usually acts incredibly powerful, but when it really matters, he cowers when the distillery tries to take advantage of him.

At first, I didn't react much, but when I realized the author was a complete military ignoramus and created a bunch of ridiculous scenes, I couldn't bear to watch anymore. You might as well put on a clown costume and call yourself a magician.

The first two hundred chapters were well-written; it was all about action, killing anyone in danger. Then it started poisoning people. Every time he knew there was danger, he ignored it, and then his woman would get into trouble, and he'd go to rescue her, only to be burdened by several dependents. After two or three times when the poison finally killed her, he started cursing.

Referring to how Nobita and his friends address each other in Doraemon, the five of them call each other by their first names (except for Gian, who is called by a nickname). Shizuka calls Dekisugi by his surname, and Dekisugi calls Shizuka by her first name. This indicates that the relationship between Dekisugi and Shizuka is not as close as the relationship between Shizuka and Nobita.

Speechless. Before, the protagonist was only killing some truly heinous criminals, which was somewhat acceptable and even enjoyable. But these last few chapters, he's indiscriminately killing innocent people just to help Vermouth rob a bank? He's just chasing thrills without any moral boundaries! What's the difference between him and the people he killed? It's really uncomfortable to watch.

What is the author of this Shiratori Sara work for?! If they were planning to acquire someone, why not do it before marriage, instead of waiting until after the wedding when the person is already married and has become a "second-hand" spouse?!

A harem is fine, I wouldn't object to you taking Ran in, or even Shinichi and Ran's mother. But what was you thinking taking Sonoko in? Given her family background and circumstances, are you trying to create a shadow emperor? Or maybe you could take Momiji in and have a conglomerate merger? I'm so angry I could laugh. 🤭