Pokemon: I Was Born into a Psychic Family, and I'm Unbeatable

If you have any suggestions, please leave them below. Congratulations to Xiaozhi for defeating Dan Emperor and becoming the world champion!!!! Pikachu is finally done!!

Why don't you tame Gardevoir's mother together? There is no shortage of food at home. In the wild, Gardevoir's mother's physical strength can easily be in danger. She is alone and there is a high probability that there will be no other members of the clan with her. Otherwise, there will be no mother and daughter alone when they are captured. It's so pitiful.

Ah, the protagonist looks familiar but can't be recognized. . . I'm sure you've read the information about both players beforehand. The main character was so famous as a mega before, so it's hard to recognize him.

The audience of Feilu is the harem. With the same writing style and plot, your performance in Feilu without a heroine will never be better than that in the harem. If you write without a heroine or with a single heroine, I suggest you go to Feilu. The audience there is like this. Your book will definitely get better results in Feilu than in Feilu. If the author still wants to write in Feilu, I suggest you write a book about harem. There is no need to lie to you??

For example, in Chapter 91, Fire Dinosaur uses flame jets, and Gardevoir uses light wall. It can be written that light wall resists jet flames, instead of weakening it. After all, you are stronger than the opponent, and your skills are stronger than the opponent and your skills can't block the opponent's moves. So what's the use of writing about the strength gap? The above is a personal opinion, because I have read other good Pokémon novels in which one's own strength is better than the opponent's gun. The light wall can completely block the opponent's skills.

The protagonist comes from a family with super powers. Grandpa is the king of superpowers. His father is a super-powered gym leader. Mother built a nursery. After decades of development starting from the protagonist's grandfather, most of the elves used are super-type and ghost-type elves. In this case, one must have at least four or five super-type and ghost-type elves who have been carefully cultivated with strong racial values. But under such circumstances, after the protagonist became interested in the path of being a trainer... The family was surprised that they did not give the protagonist a ghost/super elf with outstanding qualifications. Some people may say that the protagonist's grandfather was given a giant Metagross. Come on, this was obtained by the protagonist's grandfather at a price. The protagonist's family has developed for so many years and he must have ample elf resources. So this is very unreasonable. I just realized it after seeing the latest chapter. Now I strongly recommend giving the protagonist a Flash Gengar right away. The plot is about the protagonist's mother who just hatched from the nursery.

Who is the heroine of this novel? Don't tell me it's Chu Youning. If it were her, she might as well choose Gardevoir.

Although the other urban elves' combat power collapsed quickly, they may not be able to survive. But at least the combat writing is okay. The battle you write is the same as the turn system. You put one skill and the other side has one. Otherwise, just avoid it and jump on it. This description of the battle.

As the title states, there are many elf novels where the protagonists have superpowers but don't use them very much. Just as a background. I read an elf novel before, in which the protagonist directly used superpowers to defeat the elf and conquered the elf without relying on the elf battle. Although it doesn't need to be so exaggerated, I still hope to describe more about the protagonist using superpowers. I always feel that there is no difference between the protagonist having superpowers and not having them.

If it's a super power, I think we can have a little Nebula, who can be the group favorite in the early stage and the big brother in the later stage.