The Fake Detective Miss Is Scamming People with the Priest Again!

It's hard to imagine what the author's mental state was when writing this book, but it's really good and funny!

Can the author cross-dress?

I think Tachibana Sherry looks better!

The first three volumes were a bit confusing, but volumes 4, 5, and 6 picked up the pace, and volumes 9, 10, and 11 were incredibly sweet. The author's writing skills also visibly improved. I spent six hours reading it on a plane – a truly immersive experience!

Other authors like water, this author doesn't add water, going from one extreme to another, from one sentence to ten sentences condensed into one, the extremes of drought and flood.

What's the current progress? The author's thunderous title doesn't give any indication of it.

Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!

It has its pros and cons. Let's talk about the cons: the transitions are too fast. Several chapters share a single scene, often with a battle, creating an almost non-stop pace. Because of this dense pacing, it's difficult to follow the author's intended narrative: investigation in the sewers → ball → second meeting → wearing the crown → kitchen → Mary → exiting the illusion to fight the robot → execution. Have you noticed how much content you crammed into just twenty-odd chapters? Not to mention the numerous filler scenes, and the transitions and shifts feel abrupt. Another point I personally dislike is that the world, constructed from abstract concepts, isn't easy to understand. A major reason I wasn't interested in the previous book was...

The cover has changed, and it seems the images of the male and female leads have been finalized (although the previous cover led many to believe the female lead's image was similar to that of Sherry Tachibana).

After reading the prologue, what struck me most was the head? Talkative and articulate, on the streets and alleys, nodding and swaying, showing off one's talents, standing out from the crowd, changing one's appearance, hiding one's true colors.