Detective Conan: I’m Shinnosuke, and I’m Not Cheating!

Xiaoxin is already exceeding the standard! Almost everything you are interested in can be found at a glance! And crush the profession! If you include the abilities in the theatrical version, it's even more pointless. In fact, the abilities you gave are not outstanding in front of Xiaoxin's abilities. Xiaoxin even has some abilities! Like dodging bullets, luck, etc.! He can even catch bullets with his bare hands. If you include the ability in the movie version, he can actually do it! But on the surface, there is no desire to continue reading! And the rich woman's favorability level is at full level, so this is boring! It's actually very easy to win a girl's heart by relying on Xiaoxin's charm! Why do we need to make this mandatory? Act like a nouveau riche! Are you so unsure? And Xiaoxin is the most authentic when he is only a five-year-old child!

Xiaoxin is indeed very handsome, Xiaoxin in Sailor Moon

If you are interested, you can go to station B to have a look. Up owner: The eldest nephew of the Nohara family. The painting is very good!

Shouldn't that lecherous brat Shinnosuke have dismantled all the CPs?

If there is too much, don't talk; if there is too little, don't nag.

The most important thing is, where is Xiaoxin's true love, sister Nanazi? She is the first heroine

In fact, the label says a lot. Focus on ease. Shinnosuke's passive conversation and terrifying external strength will instantly disintegrate the sense of detective suspense in the world of Conan; and because Shinnosuke has grown up and matured a lot (most of the original settings are retained), and the female characters are also fully progressed, the feeling will be lighter. I don't know why, but I always feel that there is a lack of growth and extension whether it's Xiaoxin, the people or the plot...

To be honest, when I was reading it, I often saw the author complaining about his poor grades and not many people read it. I didn't think it was unfair. Let's not talk about the impact of many typos and strange punctuation marks in the book on reading. Let's just say that the author's book is positioned as a Conan fan, and it stands to reason that the audience he intends to attract is the group of people who watch Conan. However, the author seems to assume that the readers who read this book are all Crayon Shin-chan readers. They all know the characters and stories in Crayon Shin-chan clearly, and there is no introduction to the characters who appear in the Crayon Shin-chan series. It is very difficult for people like me who only watched a few episodes of Crayon Shin-chan many years ago and only vaguely remember a little bit of information. If the author was writing about a Crayon Shin-chan fanfic, I wouldn't say anything. At most, I would blame myself for reading the wrong book and not being able to read it. But the author's book is labeled as a Conan fanfic. I came in because of the word "Conan" in the title. Then from time to time, a Crayon Shin-chan character pops up in it without any introduction. I have no impression of many people and have no idea what they do. In order to continue reading, I have to search for information about these people on the Internet while reading the book. And many characters appear suddenly without any foreshadowing. For example, the vinegar-lemon-and-secret one suddenly appears, and then of course is inserted into the ongoing storyline. I am really confused. You can write a few digressions to introduce it. I don't even know that you are calling someone. After all, this is not a story set in another world. Who would call this person? I thought they were comparing codes! To be honest, the book is very interesting, so I endured the discomfort of reading and read more than 80 chapters. Unfortunately, the more I read, the more I could not understand it. At least it was centered on the Conan story series before, and combined with the original work of Conan, I could still understand it and read it. But now the author has begun to Hajime shifted his writing focus from the Conan story series to the Crayon Shin-chan story series. He did not start with some simple unit dramas, but directly pulled it into a theatrical version. It was also a follow-up story written by the author after the end of the original plot of the theatrical version. What is this chapter in the original work about? What do those people who appear do? What are their capabilities? What character? What is the relationship between them? What are the functions of those powerful-looking props that appear? I don't even know what the main chapter is about, so how can I read the sequel? I can't possibly read Crayon Shin-chan just to read this book, right? You'd better explain it to people who haven't seen Crayon Shin-chan! Anyway, I'm really confused and can't chew on it. I'm sorry.

Surprisingly, it was pretty good. The combination of the two series was quite appropriate. The description of Xiaoxin is also very good, but Nini's liking for Xiaoxin is a bit beyond my expectation. Because in Crayon Shin-chan, Nini is usually arranged with Masao. In Xiao Shin's words, it's because Nini can't stand Ai, and I think it's better to focus on the role of "pursuer" with Ai, because after all, Xiao Shin is 17 years old, but in terms of Xiao Shin's image and our impression, emotional disputes and the like will still ruin the character a bit. He should be a happy and carefree five-year-old child, and he should also be a happy and carefree 17-year-old high school student. In short, come on!

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