Crossover: The Phantom Thieves of Hearts

This book feels like it gets better and better as you play, much like when you first start playing Persona and Goddess Chronicles. You go from feeling restricted at the beginning to feeling free and exhilarated as the main storyline unfolds. I'm looking forward to the next update.

Avoid the gay fantasy novel "The Phantom Thief of the Heart" on Qidian.com. It's too gay and is more like a female-oriented novel, but Qidian's stupid editors forced it into the male-oriented category. After being disgusted by it, I saw recommendations for it in other posts about the book, which I found unbearable. That's why I'm posting here to warn others. I hope you all understand.

I'm looking for recommendations for fanfiction that leans more towards the Persona series. The currently popular ones on the charts don't seem to include Phantom Thief or Heart Stealing; they're all just twisted relationships between bands... It's not that I'm against slice-of-life stories, and I quite like these bands; I've even watched the anime, but it feels more like a Joker-themed romance... So, are there any fanfics that focus on the Persona series?

I don't quite understand the author's thinking. In a crossover anime world, instead of writing slice-of-life storylines that could propel a lot of plot forward, all three volumes spend a lot of time on the Mind Palace, and even then, the writing is dry and boring. Meanwhile, the slice-of-life storylines are underdeveloped, and most of the characters have relationships that feel like they're just background characters.

Build a harem, write more romance, more slice-of-life scenes, more fun and engaging content, leave no regrets, is there any Tsubasa Hanekawa?

Do you have teammates?

Excuse me, who are the female leads?

The book's relatively low popularity has its advantages; this controversy seems unlikely to affect it, so you can read it without worry. #(You know what I mean)

What is this book about? Is it good?

As someone who prioritizes the plot [I haven't played the Persona series, but I remember the author's settings], I have to complain. Why does the author keep retconning? In Volume 1, the author states that you can't use navigation to enter the cognitive world while still in combat. Volume 2 retconned that too [but not as blatantly]. In Volume 3, the scene where Lucy opens the door is completely skipped, and then the author uses navigation right there in front of the other side of the building [the author himself describes the protagonist being watched by the Hammer]. Isn't that clearly telling the other side that there's a place where you suddenly disappear? And the author has repeatedly used navigation despite stating that you can't leave combat [you could say it happens every time the plot unfolds].