Detective Conan: A Counterfeit Booze Life as Belmod’s Sidekick

The writing style will be even simpler from now on. I can write about the Black Faction or mess with Conan and the Japanese government to my heart's content, freely NTR and break up couples—isn't that a smooth road ahead? I don't understand! How could anyone say it's like joining the Kuomintang in 1949 when such a great opportunity exists? 😁

It was no less significant than joining the National Revolutionary Army in 1949. Fortunately, it was a recent development, so the sunk costs were low. There might be no more Conan and Pokémon fanfiction in the future; the author should plan ahead.

It's well-written, and it features a single female lead, Bayonetta. I'd definitely follow it to the end if it wasn't abandoned.

Seeing this part of the defense felt like a mouthful had been forced out of me. A section that was clearly unnecessary was brought up, especially since it involved only one female lead. 😒

Once the story revolves around Conan and the cases around him, it always feels like something is missing. The story itself is decent, but it keeps repeating itself, and you realize the protagonist is just another Conan. Although it's setting the stage for later espionage, it's already almost 100 chapters in, and the conflict between the Black and Red factions hasn't progressed much, or is just…

The case has become a bit long, and I think most readers came here because of Vermouth, right? Actually, it could have easily moved into the main Conan storyline, and then developed the romance subplot. It could also have integrated the author's own ideas with the main storyline to avoid the story falling apart.

This is great! There are so few dramas with only one female lead, Bayonetta. And there are so few protagonists who don't act arrogant or belittle the original character.

It's tasteless, but a pity to throw it away. I originally came for Bayonetta, but after opening it, I found that firstly, the main character's name is not good, and secondly, the character is friendly to the main group? What kind of feelings are there? I didn't see where the previous life came from from the introduction. He's an old-fashioned native.

Normally, matters between two countries are no small matter. Ordinary people just watch the show, let alone someone as famous as the author, whose every word and action is under scrutiny. They'd rather avoid it than get involved, even in something that skirts the line. Although an apology was issued afterward, those in the know understand it's meaningless.

The material selection is poor, but those with even worse backgrounds are thriving. Take this game, for example. The creator is a native of Philadelphia, growing up in a place where they probably don't even know when their first child was born. They say it's all yin, but apparently yang is rare. They give the longest finger to their child, which is ridiculous.