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Chloe didn't kill the maid, nor was there any indication that she lobbied to judge to do so. It was the judge who handed the maid the death penalty I guess many readers of this series haven't read a lot of history regarding the aristocracy and social hierarchy back then. Offending the nobles is...

@Fakhridn The Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo returns (2016) has the last case called The Firefox Floating Murder Case. It features another group of friends whom he met when he attended a boy scout, or some sorts of a camping event. This case shares a lot of similarities with that Firefox case...

Poor Kindaichi never gets enough credit for being kind.

@Shamz It's a standard trope in Korean dramas to have male leads getting jelous when another male is too friendly with their women. That shows he really loves him, and apparently many viewers find that cute.

Shinichi Kudo is actually very well-rounded and has good look to boost, so he will certainly go places if he weren't caught up in that life-changing event. On the other hand, Kindaichi has the brain of Shinichi and the personality of Kogoro. Kogoro can enjoy the bliss of being ignorant, but...

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@Ynneja You add the @ sign in front of the user name. Back to the topic. I hope there won't be the same old plot twist like your comrade works for your enemy. The old Kindaichi cases managed to do just find without that trope. Besides, Kindaichi seems damaged despite his carefree clumsy exterior.

Thank you for making time to bring Kindaichi to us. This series has the spooky, creepy level of Lake Biwa case. I miss old man Kenmochi and his zany bickering with Kindaichi. I understand that with the current plot setup, it's hard to bring back Kenmochi and the old gangs like Itsuki, Saki...

Uhm, Kindaichi-kun. Wakaba committed two sins, not one. And everyone has forgotten about Kiriko who did absolutely nothing.

@KimonoGirlDabest I believe it's an oversight from the author and the editor team. They took the effort of introducing a young, hot-blooded career policeman who comes up with a wild, but sensible theory. Every amateur detective needs a police companion. They could have developed him to be the...

Can anyone tell me if translation of this Shin series has ever been finished?

They could have reported it to the police. A serial murderer in fugitive is likely to do anything. Surely it's easy to believe that they killed him in self-defence. Why waste 50 years of your life on that scum? And how can blood splashes look like cherry blossom petals? That's stressing too much.

How many time did the Japanese police unwittingly let the targets be killed under their guard? That's such slap to their competence.

Somehow Alfonso' tragic past makes me feel even more sorry for the original Chloe. At least he got a good relative who took care of him, and now he has a good wife who will heal him. As for the original Chloe, there is absolutely nothing good going on in her life. Bullied at a young age by...

I miss the days when Akechi was just a cocky, immature elite policeman whose deduction capability was nothing to write home about.

What kind of love is that? 🤮

I've always had a soft spot for Reika. She went through so much hardship at a young age, yet she still grew up to be a good person. It's nice that she has a job to support her son and herself. Being a florist seems to suit her. She's too good to stay in the showbiz. Both Kindaichi and Reika...

I guess most people who read this series are young. Is it surprising that two high school sweet hearts didn't end up marrying? Is it surprising that Kindaichi only becomes a line manager for a mid-sized company? He was always lazy, outright pervert did badly in school, had no ambition and too...