Ke Xue: There Is Nothing Wrong With My Love Standards!(1-543)

If you are a fan of the Detective Conan universe and crave a fresh, irreverent take on the classic mystery genre, Ke Xue: There Is Nothing Wrong With My Love Standards! by Wei Zhuang Zhu Zhe is a must-read. This novel masterfully deconstructs the traditional tropes of the "detective sidekick" by injecting a heavy dose of chaotic romance and unabashed personality into the familiar streets of Beika City.

The story follows Natsuyu Kitahara, a protagonist with a singular, hilarious obsession: he only has eyes for mature, wealthy, and sophisticated "big sisters." This specific preference acts as the engine for the narrative, driving Kitahara into awkward, high-stakes, and often comedic confrontations with iconic characters like Yukiko Kudo and Eri Kisaki. Unlike the typical self-insert protagonist who tries to solve every murder case, Kitahara’s primary motivation is navigating the complex dynamics of his "target" demographic, often leaving the canon characters—especially a perpetually annoyed Conan Edogawa—baffled and frustrated.

What makes this novel stand out is its ability to balance lighthearted harem-style comedy with the established tension of the Conan world. The author excels at subverting expectations; watching Kitahara casually flirt with the mothers of the main cast while Conan desperately tries to maintain his cover creates a brilliant dynamic that feels both refreshing and genuinely funny. The dialogue is snappy, and the character interactions are written with a sharp wit that highlights the absurdity of Kitahara’s "standards."

For readers tired of the usual stoic or heroic protagonists, Kitahara offers a flawed, unapologetic, and highly entertaining perspective. It is a bold, addictive read that breathes new life into the Detective Conan fandom, proving that sometimes, the most dangerous mystery isn't a crime, but the heart of a "big sister" enthusiast.