The Phantom Thief of Hearts in the Pokemon World

Okay, let's just jump to the conclusion and start the incense.

The ten ship jumps that the Phantom Thieves must try

I can't finish writing that one. I don't even want to read this one because I'm afraid I won't be able to finish writing again.

No longer updated? How is the author doing?

It won't be updated anymore. Can you give me a message from the author?

From the looks of it, if you want to be a monster thief, you should have a variety of monsters, right?

After this one, Tomato has published countless Pokémon advent live broadcasts, but most of them are rubbish. They either want to fuck Pokémon, or they must be politically correct (sinking Japan, it's not that I don't like it, but the question is, what about the Pokémon on it? Is this the kind of person Arceus chooses?), Or they add funny characters to Pokémon and mythical beasts, without any sense of magic. This one is always better.

Well, forget it, it depends on your situation, otherwise it will be deleted.

This game feels too strong. The support skills in the original P5 book actually state that they are abilities learned and acquired by the protagonist and support staff, instead of actually popping up a card to say congratulations on what ability you have acquired. The protagonist is clearly aware of the dangers of the P5 palace, and without any preparation or precautions, he openly experiments with the method of entering the palace in the corridor. Is it possible that he intends to try to conquer the palace with only a small fire? And since the protagonist knows about p5, when he sees that the secretary is two people, won't he doubt whether the identity of the long-nosed person is real or fake?

I secretly open a new book without shouting in the group.