Genshin Impact: The Chuunibyou Phantom Thief

Naruto is the declining Uzumaki clan, Yura is the declining Lawrence clan. Naruto wants to be recognized by the people in the village through his own efforts, Yura wants to be recognized by everyone in Mondstadt through her own efforts. Naruto met many companions on the road of hard work, Yura met many companions on the road of hard work. Summary: So Naruto is equal to Yura

People from Mondstadt, whose name is Liyue, are quite arrogant.

I don't understand. Ever since I met Youra, I have been mentioning brain disease. Why?

I've only read ten chapters, and I don't know what to say. In short, there is a kind of beauty in the missing brainstem. If you are not afraid of embarrassment, secondary school, and cerebral infarction, I recommend reading it.

The content has nothing to do with Phantom Thieves, it's quite involved

This article has neither Chuunibyou, nor Kaitou, nor even much Genshin Impact. I think it would be better to rename the part-time workers of the system

The title is clearly about Phantom Thieves, but the content has nothing to do with Phantom Thieves at all.

The author didn't come up with the title very well. After reading Chapter 100, the title mentioned Chuuni and Kaito. The Chuuni only lasted a while when he met Yura (and the one who was forced like a brain disorder in anime was not a Chuunibyou at all). The Phantom Thief also stole gems and helped others steal money back when they first acquired skills. These two attributes were not well reflected in the first 100 chapters. Instead, they were like routine routines for fighting monsters and upgrading. No, it should be like Shilipo Sword God, who was already very strong when he participated in the plot. The shaping of the character really has nothing to do with the second personality. Instead, it seems to be influenced by the second personality.

This work is not worth reading. The character creation of the protagonist has collapsed. If you use a normal person's thinking to create a middle-aged boy, it will inevitably lead to a collapsed character. Take the early days of Naruto as an example. In reality, he is a middle-aged boy, but he constantly gives himself positive words. It can be called passionate (but still a middle-aged boy). This kind of image is acceptable to most people.

The character of the protagonist still feels a bit fragmented. As a middle-aged boy, he will not be shy about his middle-aged behavior, but takes it for granted. If you put your own point of view into the middle-aged patient, the character creation will collapse.