Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 65 The famous detective seeking death
  Since the serialization of Kindaichi Shounen Incident was also very successful, the editorial department would receive letters from fans from time to time, so Fujiwara and I discussed with the editorial department that they would send him the fan letters they received on a regular basis for him to read.

It’s also interesting for Fujiwara to see readers’ thoughts on the work and opinions on the plot. In the era of real-time communication, the only way to communicate with people was through letters and emails.

Communicating with others is a happy thing, or so he feels.

So today Fujiwara received nearly 100 envelopes. When the postman saw that all the letters in this area were delivered to him, he dumped the letters in the bag directly in front of Fujiwara's desk and asked him to sort them out.

Fujiwara Hoshikai did not object to the postman's rude behavior, but instead agreed with a smile. After all, the express box downstairs at his house couldn't hold so much mail, so it was convenient to just pick it out.

So he looked at the letters, put them aside one by one, and then returned the mails that did not belong to him to the other party.

"Maori Detective Hand?"

Fujiwara saw this letter and put it aside alone.

After he sorted out what belonged to him, he also placed several letters belonging to Kogoro Mori aside.

"Okay, I've sorted mine out, just hand these over to the other side."

"Ok sir."

After the other party left, Fujiwara opened his own letters one by one and read them.

[I hope the author will continue to maintain the standard and create better plots. If possible, I hope to see more parts about daily life and love. 】

There was also a big heart drawn on the back of the letter.

Seeing this Fujiwara Hoshikai couldn't help but feel a little bitter in his heart. Why do everyone like to include romance in mystery dramas?

The popularity of Detective Conan can also be attributed to the success of the organization and love lines. Thanks to the efforts of Gosho Aoyama and the animation production team, even two police officers from the Metropolitan Police Department who have not appeared much have their own love lines.

Some of the cases in Detective Conan are actually quite brain-burning and bloody, such as the corpse hidden in the elevator of the library, the bandaged man in the villa, the Blue Castle, Moon Shadow Island, the Ayumi kidnapping incident, etc. They are the childhood shadow of many people. It almost does not shy away from showing off its various killing techniques and various horror and suspense plots with the imagination of anime. Although the horror level of heavy taste is not as good as "Kindaichi Boy's Incident Book", it still passed the test. The passionate part saved its market and became a mainstream anime.

Because he has been serializing, he has cultivated a large number of fans since he was a child. As he grows older and has a certain financial strength, he will feed back the animation itself, which makes his second creation and various peripherals follow suit. Fire up.

But in terms of box office success, it still depends on the plot besides reasoning.

The quarrels between some CP parties are always more lively than the arguments about the mystery plot, and they can also divert attention to them. Some passers-by who are originally on the sidelines participate in it, choose their own camp based on their first impression, and gradually settle down through participating in the discussion. Come down, become the number one fan in that camp, and actively attack.

In fact, Fujiwara also thought about adapting Detective Conan, but he didn't dare to make the mistake because it involved too many aspects.

What if after the comic was released, Gin saw himself in the comic, or a character similar to himself, busy cleaning up undercover agents every day, only to find that one day his most trusted brother took out his ID and took a gun? Pointing at him, "Sorry brother, my vodka is also an undercover agent of kgb."

How funny this scene must be.

Continue reading the letter.

【Wow! This author is a genius, and he can actually draw two types of comics like Death Note and Kindaichi Shounen Incident at the same time. If the author's quality can be maintained, I can't imagine how much of a sensation he can cause in the comics industry.】

[Is this really the same author? Why do you feel that the level of plot conception and reasoning has improved rapidly? .】    After reading for a while, Fujiwara found that most of the letters were praising his beautiful paintings, which made him very proud of his letters, and he left a few letters with good praise alone, planning to have some free time in the future. Keep reading when you are bored and keep having fun.

[Author, the Wax Doll City Murder Incident...Those wax dolls are very scary...especially when Mae remembers that after reading it, she and her father ate a late-night snack and couldn't bear the shock. I hope that such a horrible thing will not happen again. , otherwise I will not be able to sleep well and have nightmares every day.]

"Oh, are you scared?"

Fujiwara paid more attention after seeing the content of the letter. When he saw that the sender's name was Rila Yoneyama, he concluded that the sender should be a timid but serious and beautiful girl.

As for why it can be concluded that she is a beautiful woman, it is because in Fujiwara's opinion, it is right to have words that match the person she is. People with good-looking handwriting generally have good looks.

In fact, he doesn't really like those horrific cases, but there's nothing he can do about it. He doesn't have the ability to modify the content of the comics.

Of course not everyone is happy with the comic content.

[The author seems to like to sympathize with the murderer. Every time the case ends, he will give the murderer a chance to express his inner monologue, as if the author believes that hateful people must have pity. Every time, the exaggerated atmosphere is led to the murderer's same age On top of unfortunate encounters, it ignores the original intention of the reasoning work and the proposition based on truth. 】

[The author is a cold and heartless guy. All the people who were killed were tools for his narrative, and they would not be enriched by his writing. They deserved to die. Instead, they cried bitterly to the murderer and lamented the injustice of the world]

It doesn't matter what he saw. After all, what the other party said was objective enough, but he would not correct it.

"This is the last one. I won't read it after reading it."

So he picked up the last letter and read it without looking at the signature.

[Hello, Mr. Author, I have recently read two of your works and I have some questions]

"Hey, it's still divided into sections, right?"

[First, in the author's previous works, the description of corpses was straightforward, without any hidden parts. In Kindaichi, you seem to be very afraid of these. In many scenes, you chose not to draw them, or to draw only half of them, so as not to show the full picture. , which is inconsistent with the atmosphere you are good at in the past, so has the author been replaced? 】

[Second, the reasoning part this time has made great progress, much better than the death noot in the upper part. However, during the murder incident at the Ijinkan Hotel, Mei and Renichi called the police to remind them that they saw room 214 with a red light on. The killer stood trying to mislead them that it was 215, using a wireless phone. If he was in room 215, why would the murderer not use a wired phone? Has the author never thought about this problem? 】

[3. The murderer’s motive statement after the solution is too lengthy, and the author seems to be deliberately leading readers to sympathize with the murderer’s tragic experience]

"Uh uh uh"

In fact, Fujiwara's expression turned ugly when he saw this. They say the truth is a sharp knife, and the truth will make people uncomfortable, but he still cared about it when he had to face it.

After listing dozens of vulnerabilities he had discovered, the letter writer actually began to praise Fujiwara.

[The Kindaichi Boy's Incident is an excellent mystery work, and the author is best at suspense reasoning. I know that a person's ability is limited and it is difficult to be perfect when conceiving the reasoning part, but it is not impossible. If the author is willing If so, I hope to serve as the author's reasoning consultant and help improve the reasoning part. I hope the author will reply to me after reading this letter. Regardless of whether I agree or not, I hope Kindaichi's plot will become more and more exciting. 】

When Fujiwara turned the letter over to read the signature, he suddenly lost control.

Because the name on the signature turned out to be Kudo Shinichi.

(End of this chapter)