Detective Conan: From the Start, I Snatched Akemi and Went Undercover in the Black Organization

Are they twin sisters? 🤔

Toxic points: 1. Some people in the comments section think that there is an element of fangirling over Eri Kisaki (although married women are very attractive, she is too good for no reason), while the part with Yukiko is not bad. 2. The researcher part has been a bit strange lately. The more involved you are, the more flaws you leave behind.

Are you dismantling everything or just a part of it? Or are you dismantling a couple or a married couple?

No cheat codes, no special abilities, and you're still writing Conan fanfiction? You've even lost the foundation of logic! You're a Chinese person who was nobody before transmigrating—no skills, no sense of justice—but after transmigrating to Japan, you suddenly become overflowing with righteousness, even daring to risk your life against a ruthless, powerful international criminal organization like the Black Organization. Pah! You traitorous author!

Breaking up Eri's character is fine, but breaking up Yukiko's character feels abrupt, at least for those who have watched Detective Conan. It's hard to break up Yukiko's character, but if the author goes all out and blackens up Yusaku Kudo's character to break up Yukiko's character, it would be a bit off-putting.

I think it's alright. As a long-time reader who loves Detective Conan, my rating is: It's easy to watch smoothly, and sometimes I even smile, which perfectly meets my need to pass the time and relax.

Actually, the early chapters were alright. Although there were some personal interpretations, they were generally within acceptable limits. However, after it was published, the protagonist became increasingly unrestrained, and some random supporting characters started appearing, making it incredibly boring. But you can't just throw things indiscriminately.

The male lead is a womanizer, so I dropped it; the harem setup is illogical.

It looks exactly like a little person, don't look at it.

What kind of garbage is this? Three hundred and sixty chapters are about the protagonist being captured, and five chapters are just filler. The protagonist mobilizes various forces to search for him, only to find out it was Akai Tsutomu who captured him. The protagonist then says he feels safe with him and won't take him away? I'm speechless. Does he really think the Akai family are all good people? This is outrageous and makes me want to quit.