Is It Wrong to Try to Grind Co-op in a Crossover World?

On the very first day after I transmigrated, I saw that stupid camera buzzing around me like a dog, while no one else could see or sense it. That's when I knew:

I was being forced to make my debut in the real world.

Before You Read:

1. The cameras and similar things are like high-dimensional lenses. Only the cosplayer can see them. High-dimensional speculation and conjecture can't affect anything; their main purpose is simply to keep him company.

2. First-person narration. The cosplayer himself is completely on the heroes' side, but because he's a phantom thief, he doesn't seem very heroic. You can think of him as a Gotham vigilante (?). He's been popular from the start, so both his fictional and real-world versions have their own exhibits, and he's always at the top of fan creations.

3. The characters are all a bit out of character. I'm a bottom-tier writer among third-rate writers, so I'm terrible at getting into my characters' heads. I haven't played P5, but I watched the story (though that was two or three years ago). Please don't yell at me.

4. Apart from the love between the parents, there are no canon couples; everyone else is just friends. I don't bash anyone. The focus is on the teen group, with a few adults. A female canon character has a one-sided crush on the protagonist, and a canon character joins the Phantom Thieves.

5. There are bullet comments, but most of the time they're about deducing the plot, arguing, and foreshadowing. I'll put shipping and ship wars in author's notes or bonus content separately. The ships involved are limited to the cosplayer, and there are more BG ships than BL ones.

6. This is a crossover with a bit of APH, Jackie Chan (?), and some other old anime. It doesn't break Detective Conan's worldbuilding. Protect Conan, starting with me.

7. Check my profile, then run.

Theme: Freedom and romance