
Pokemon: The Succubus Wants My Gardevoir
精灵:魅魔想要我的沙奈朵
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 650k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
397Chapters
1.9MReads
5.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 31
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All the people in Gardevoir who coveted the protagonist were killed.
Gardevoir shouldn't be able to transform, right? The heroine should also have Gardevoir, right?
Why do you always give benefits to others and become a "grandpa"! Others draw the European Emperor and are awakened, but the protagonist himself is the only one to win! Little income, bad luck. What's the use of this golden finger!
Your writing is too poor. An ordinary Gardevoir battle would take 20 chapters. How to write the subsequent battle? I can't start with more than 50 chapters.
I don't want to comment, there is no core theme, the pacing is very bad, all the elves are ugly, the external reaction is only the reaction of people close to him, but it is outrageous not to write about the reaction of his family, there are only a few novice trainers in a hundred chapters, and they are nothing.
Yukira is a rock and ground system, and electromagnetic waves of the electrical system cannot penetrate the ground system.
The ground type is immune to electric skills, the steel type is immune to poison skills, the ghost type is immune to normal and fighting skills, the normal type is immune to ghost skills, the fairy type is immune to dragon skills, the evil type is immune to super skills, and the flying type is immune to ground skills except Zygarde's exclusive skill Thousand Arrows. This is common sense, brother!
Why hasn't it evolved normally yet?
I feel like it's a bit off topic. Isn't it mainly about elves? Why did it become a popular science about other worlds?
The author and the protagonist don't know that male Larulas can also evolve into Gardevoir, and they can only evolve into Eluredor if they have the Awakening Stone.