Pokemon: I Can See the Success Rate

When I saw the evolution success rate, I didn't want to look anymore. As long as the evolution conditions are met, the evolution will be 100%! There is no word on success rate.

To play devil's advocate, the less blood, the higher the combat effectiveness???? Did I remember it wrong???? Isn't it from subtracting attributes to adding attributes????

The trainer has not even started the first step, but he has a girlfriend. Doesn't he want to start a harem? Elf stories mainly focus on collecting elves and fighting against each other. What if you want a Gardevoir? Don't want to read it

It feels like the author doesn't understand Pokémon at all, and even naysayers can get it wrong.

Good guy, I've written two chapters of the plot to teach Lotus Leaf Boy a lesson. You can write so much about novices pecking each other. How much do you want to write about the big scenes that follow?

What a weird idea. The advantage of playing devil's advocate is that moves that reduce attributes become stronger moves. Flying Leaf Storm gets stronger the more you use it. Enemies' attributes increase instead of reducing them. Such a good feature has been turned into the upgraded version of Lush, which is directly scrapped. It's nonsense. When choosing a heroine, he specifically said that the heroine is not good-looking and the protagonist doesn't like it, and then he chooses it to isolate people. What a weird idea.

How come the naysayer trait becomes stronger the lower the physical strength? Isn't it the effect of changing the ability to slow down instead of speeding up?

Why don't Mane Rock werewolves evolve into dusk form? The ability of splashing sand is not very useful if it is not used by the Sandstorm Team. The hard claws in the dusk form are much better. . .

As long as the second best person in the school is not a villain, every book has a best friend and a second best villain...

Isn't it better to play devil's advocate than to change attributes from decreasing to increasing?