A Certain Detective World's Master Assassin

He's clearly an assassin, and after 30 chapters he still hasn't killed anyone to play around with? Isn't his sense of morality a bit too high?

It's one thing to have female characters who barely interact with each other. But Akemi has so many interactions with someone, and she even has the idea of ​​sending her out for a pairing, specifically with someone like Amuro Tooru, who wasn't originally her partner. This feels really uncomfortable. It gives the impression of her acting on a whim and randomly creating romantic connections. It shows a lack of care for the character she's portraying.

Sending Vermouth to Calvados? What were they thinking? Does she deserve it? They could have done it themselves. It's like giving Diao Chan to Hua Xiong. They're out of their minds.

Generally, in single-female-lead stories, even characters with significant weight like these don't quite live up to the title of female lead. After reading so many fanfics, I've found that these female characters with insufficient popularity are more like supporting characters bearing the title of female lead than true protagonists. But that's understandable, considering even the original female lead, Ran, is treated like a supporting character.

Could the protagonist get a hidden blade to use, and also an assassin's robe?

I can understand that the protagonist is of Edenian blood and can extract genes to trace back to ancient times, but why can you, an old woman, extract them?

I'd like to ask the author, will the Vermouth storyline be changed? If not, I'm planning to drop it. I really hate this kind of forced casting of popular characters. It's one thing for the official pairing to develop naturally, but this kind of forced casting is just unacceptable.

After reading the first 30 chapters, I felt that the author handled the plot of the protagonist being taken away by the underworld too roughly. The protagonist, an assassin, dared to get into someone's car without any preparation or development, which made me feel very bad. Later, my opinion was confirmed.

There's really no need to be too law-abiding in the world of Detective Conan. There are far too many heinous criminals in the Detective Conan world, and besides, it's based on Assassin's Creed, and the name "assassin" has a long and rich history. It can even be used to scare washing machines.

The combat power is suppressed too much; I've lost all interest in watching.