Why is it recommended not to read mystery manga online?

Maybe because it doesn't fit the typical characteristics of mystery manga or there's some specific reason related to its content or style.

You can try some popular manga reading platforms like MangaReader or Webtoon. They might have what you're looking for.

Reading the manga first gives you a deeper understanding of the story and characters. The anime might leave out some details.

You shouldn't look for illegal sources. It's against the law and unethical.

Douluo Continent wasn't a comic by Zhiyin Manke, but a fantasy novel written by the Tang family's Third Young Master. Therefore, Zhiyin Manke didn't have the copyright to publish the adapted comic. At present, Douluo Continent's comics could only be seen on certain authorized comic platforms such as the Manke APP, and not the limited versions that could be viewed online.

Fighting often leads to negative consequences in manga. It can disrupt the story's flow and harm character development.

It depends. If you're reading manga on legitimate websites that have the rights to distribute it, it's not illegal. However, if you're getting it from illegal torrent sites or unlicensed platforms, then yes, it's against the law.

The legality of reading manga online depends on the source. Legitimate platforms with proper authorization make it legal. But most random sites offering free manga are likely illegal and can get you in trouble.

Because Chesterton's mystery novels are full of clever plots and interesting characters.

I really like 'Gone Girl'. It's a murder mystery that takes so many twists and turns. The story is told from different perspectives, which adds to the mystery. You start off thinking one thing about the characters and then as the story unfolds, you realize everything is not as it seems. Also, 'Sherlock Holmes' online stories are always classic. Holmes' brilliant deductions and the various mysteries he solves are always engaging.