Every time I have a break, I will stay at home and watch it, repeatedly, and back and forth. Look for the episodes and main lines where Heiji and Ye appear, and watch them a few times, and then watch some of the theatrical versions that I like the most. My mother said that I also love watching Conan too much. I have seen college since elementary school. If Qingshan is immortal, I can watch it for the rest of my life.
Seems to be true.
Although I am very interested in everything about detective reasoning, Conan is my inspiration. Poirot Holmes, it was here that I met. I know that there are many places in these episodes where reasoning is not strong, but it really affects the formation of my later concepts. From the current point of view, I find that most of the characters are gradually flattened, and individual plot settings cannot avoid the male gaze. However, things like humanism and the supremacy of justice seem to be brought to me by Shin Kudo too. To create a detective who "will not kill the prisoner, but let the prisoner be properly arrested and imprisoned to atone for his crime", Kudo Shinichi is indeed so decent. In the process of watching it endlessly, I can feel that I still believe in something.
CASE CLOSED.
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