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I’ve seen people say that the protagonist trusting Gengar is stupid, and others say it feels like a tawdry idol drama, or that he is being far too saintly, and all kinds of similar remarks...

But if this were reality, the moment Gengar changed and became a threat, the protagonist would just kill it on the spot. Then this book would become a dark story...

Still, if you replace him with Ash, I think Ash would do the same.

Isn’t the Pokémon world exactly like that? You pass through a forest, save a little creature, and if it is grateful, it follows you away. That’s also just the same kind of corny hero-saves-the-girl or hero-saves-the-boy storyline...

I won’t write this kind of plot again.

Though I do think it is awkward too, when you look at Gengar’s storyline as a whole, it really is quite pitiful.

And for those who dropped the book and no longer read it, there’s no need to come back just to take cheap shots. It’s unpleasant. You stay well, and I’ll stay well.

Anyone who attacks me for no reason with that kind of garbage will be permanently banned.

I don’t do this full-time, so I usually write at night. Lately I’ve been very busy during the day, and after rushing home from work and finishing dinner, I have to get back to writing.

Thank you for your support.

Pokemon Rewriter.

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