Detective Conan: A Hunter Crosses into the Conan World

After reading it in full, I still liked it. Although I have never read Hunter, the author has deliberately explained the background and other aspects. Whether it is Hunter or Conan, the original plots are very clear. And if you don't like spoilers, you don't have to read the author's words. The author is really foreshadowing, but I can occasionally feel that something is wrong. Without reading the author's words, I basically wouldn't connect them. Then the author sometimes describes it from the female protagonist's perspective, and sometimes switches to the male protagonist's perspective and describes it again. Although there may be suspicions of cramming words into chapters, I have to say that analyzing these psychology from another person's perspective is a completely different feeling. It's also easier to bring in, and I think I understand this feeling better. The whole picture is about this character, and then the next chapter is about that character. You will feel that from the female protagonist's perspective, she knows that the male protagonist has difficulties, but the female protagonist will still be sad. When you look at the male protagonist's perspective, you will really feel the male protagonist's despair because of the text. To be honest, sometimes it seems that the male and female protagonist really don't have a mouth, but it is also because the male protagonist thinks that the female protagonist has no memory, so he wouldn't know if he asked her. Anyway, it was this kind of writing method with one chapter and one perspective. Without any explanation, I felt at the time, "Why don't the male and female protagonists have long mouths? I was so angry that I stopped reading." I actually dislike people who don't have a long mouth, but this writing style really brings it into the world. It was only when I was writing the review that I realized that they both seemed a little short of words. When you really watch it, you know that the two of them have feelings because of a misunderstanding, and there is a kind of hatred that cannot be made from iron. But I won't say that I hate them for being talkative. They make me angry. It was just brought in inexplicably, and I didn't say I was angry at their non-talkative behavior. Then my expression was messy, so that's it. I was a little excited when I said this comment. Oh, I typed by voice, and my tone was really angry. Okay, that's it, bye.

It's very beautiful, and the characterizations are also very detailed. I really didn't expect that there were so many details in Conan. I really just used a magnifying glass to look at the plot. So it turns out that I was the only one who paid attention to Mingke's cases?

Personally, I think it's perfect. The heroine is so fun, especially the scene where Conan is frightened by her remarks about recruiting a son-in-law. It's really fun. From the current point of view, the forty-seven pictures were quite easy before. After all, I have only seen this now.

Super pretty! ! ! Ah! ! ! Seva, the heroine! ! ! I feel like there is only such a special match between this particularly powerful heroine and Touko.

I didn't expect it to be so amazing. It's very interesting and humorous. Every time I read it, I wanted to laugh. Some words would make people feel that the matter is very heavy if I put it another way, but the world described by the author is always light and funny. It's really great. The ideas are all bold, but they can also be logically echoed, especially the gameplay of Mission: Impossible, which is really awesome. In my opinion, this can be rated as 95. Of course, if you relax a little, I think 98 is also okay. I don't know why it is only 80, which is a crushing score. There are foreshadowings everywhere, I really like it.

There are very few people who can write very well about Toru Amuro, because Touko has been burdened with too much. I really like this book.

Just look at it