Becoming a Phantom Thief from the World of American Comics

First of all, let me state that this book will not be finished yet. I will at least finish writing the current plot, but there is nothing I can do about it from now on.

The new book is still DC, still Gotham, but the protagonist has been replaced by a Stand. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t read Jojo. I will explain the setting of each stand. Also, there will only be one protagonist and one Stand in the book. It will not be like this one. Just as hasty.

It's difficult to write "Phantom Thief". The main reason is that I have set too many restrictions for myself, and at the same time I can't think of a good technique or preview. But I'm not willing to use the same technique from beginning to end.

He's awkward, pretentious, and loves to get into trouble.

The final result was that my hair was almost gone and I still couldn't write, so I had no choice but to cut it in half.

I originally imagined a future where Dean could steal all over the Justice League, but that was just a thought after all, and it was impossible to actually do it.

The only solution I can think of is to give Dean super powers or super technology, but that defeats the purpose of the book.

Moreover, the theft completed in this way will definitely be greatly reduced in excitement, although what I wrote before is not that exciting.

In short, this is my limit for writing this book, and I probably won’t write about such a brain-burning subject again in the future.

Of course, some people may say that writing a stand-in is also very brain-burning, and it is true, but avatars and phantom thieves are two different types of brain-burning. No matter how bad the former is, it can still be simple and violent, and it will be easy to write. At least it will not be abrupt when written, but phantom thieves It’s very ugly to see flying bricks when you are strong.

The new book will definitely go longer than this one, so don’t worry about that. If you are interested, please support and read it. Thank you very much. (End of chapter)