The Strongest Person in a Certain Legend

While the following content is essentially criticism, I'm not here to nitpick. I want to clarify this beforehand to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. The story is somewhat drawn out, and the excessively frequent scene transitions are also a problem. Perhaps due to the lengthy setup, even after reading half of the first volume, it still doesn't quite live up to the title. There are two serious issues that have influenced the book's reception. The first is the title "Sherlock Holmes." Personally, I think the author gave the girl the title of "modern-day Sherlock Holmes" to showcase her excellence and increase overall tension, and also to highlight the protagonist's...

I think this piece is a bit off-topic, but the overall plot is quite good. Reading it gave me a relaxing feeling, though it's a little different from the feeling the title gave me. But please keep up the good work! I look forward to your future works. I hope the content can move towards a slice-of-life style, because we need some side stories now. So please keep the focus clear; for example, side stories should be side stories, and the main story should be the main story. This way, everyone will understand. This suggestion is purely my personal opinion, but I hope you can do well. I look forward to your completion.

My Lifespan Is Longer Than the Author's Series

I started watching it in my first year of high school, and now I'm a sophomore in college.

It feels like the world didn't fully unfold before it ended, which is a bit of a shame.

Although I haven't watched it for a while recently, I still think it's pretty good.

I'll see whether the author or I live longer.

The readers are almost all worn out by the author.

At first glance, is it really an invincible storyline?

"May you live a long life, turtle?" (A series of wishes for longevity)