I'm a Heart-Stealing Phantom Thief in Blue Archive

A year later, I came back to read this book and finally remembered why I stopped subscribing to it in the first place. Although the author provided an explanation, the entire chapter featured an original character design created by a reader, and this was something you only found out after subscribing. Furthermore, this reader occupied a normal character slot, and after subscribing to a few chapters, they stopped subscribing altogether. Let me just say, I paid to read BA fanfiction, not to read the original content by fellow readers. A cameo appearance is fine, but why take up so much plot? Maybe the book should just change the main character.

How to put it? It's pretty good; the way the cute students interact is quite enjoyable. It gets uncomfortable after reading for a while. Some of the students write so ungrateful things, it's like they're nitpicking and making a stereotype. It feels like the protagonist is sucking up to the other side, begging for their help. Despite receiving so much help, he still behaves so rudely, practically portraying himself as an ingrate. It's like the protagonist has no temper at all; perhaps this writing style is meant to resemble the game's protagonist? But for a reader like me, this kind of personality makes it very difficult to empathize. It might be my personal issue, but as one of the few adults and the only teacher in Kivotos, I can't help but feel that the character in the game, who appears quite weak and incompetent to me. However, in fan art, I would prefer the teacher to be portrayed as more composed and powerful. I don't expect students to be in awe of him, but at least show him some respect, right? The image of someone who does nothing, or even does good deeds, yet is constantly and inexplicably criticized, is really awful to me. 😮‍💨 I don't have a good impression of original characters in fan-made content. There are already enough characters, including all kinds of cute students. These original characters can be said to have squeezed out the storylines of characters with similar roles to a large extent, especially when these original characters take up a lot of screen time.

@{"Reader_id": "23433907", "reader_name": "Spirit Little Meow" summarizes the plot

Personally, I think this book is quite well-written. The number of recommendation votes for this book is somewhat unreasonable yet also reasonable (mainly because the genre is unclear, leaving readers unsure of what you're writing about. Many readers are drawn to the Granblue Fantasy IP, and it's unlikely they'd come without any prior knowledge or understanding. Even if they were, they'd be looking for slice-of-life content, but this book has both slice-of-life and main storylines. If this were a Tomato Book, it would probably get a 9.5 or higher, but this is Hedgehog Cat, and not every reader can afford to read every chapter. Even if they could, frankly, it wouldn't be worth it). If I had to give a proper evaluation, it feels more like an original work disguised as Granblue Fantasy. The plot alone is decent, and Granblue Fantasy has a considerable number of loyal fans, although the number of people who have played and understand it may not be as large as other popular games. But at least it contributes a lot of traffic. However, people are here for Azure, so even if the main storyline isn't exactly similar to the game, it shouldn't deviate too much. (I haven't read many of the subscribed chapters, only a small portion, so I don't know the later plot; I'm just judging based on the chapter titles. Based on my understanding of the game and the chapter titles, I feel the overall plot of this book is quite different from the game. If the book's plot followed the game, I really wouldn't have noticed. The main problem is the titles of each volume, which makes it even more confusing. It's not that I discriminate against fanfiction that modifies the main storyline, but this makes it impossible for me to distinguish where to find the parts I want to read.) Could you please differentiate between the daily life and the main story? One chapter is daily life, the next is the main story, I have to skip around, and the flow isn't smooth.

I don't understand! I don't understand at all. So many settings, and I don't even play Persona. It's turning people away.

Is there too much description of the setting? A large portion of it is just setting information.

I've read up to the final chapter of the Game Club arc, and it seems pretty good—good but not overrated. I was even tempted to play a P5R game shared by a friend's family library. As for Battlegrounds, I played it for a while, but didn't appreciate the gameplay; I'm better off just looking at fan-made content.

How could this possibly make it into the top 20 of the bestseller list?

Who is the softest and sweetest little fox? It's Mini!

I suggest sending Princess Alice to Gerhena under the name of Sharai. This would put pressure on Gerhena's problem students and also lighten Hina's burden. #(Sunglasses)