The Pokemon World That Begins with Gardevoir

Is the author's protagonist a male-to-female character?

I feel good after reading eight chapters. The subject matter is quite new, and it doesn't have an invincible start like other novels about Pokémon.

Very good, very good, a very good daily story. There are no major problems except that the pace is too slow (I have been following the plot for a week and there is no progress). Also, can the protagonist be turned into a female, a big rhizome? My friend caught a big rhizome Gardevoir while playing Pokémon and broke the defense. Don't make random guesses. It's not me. I'm just saying, I really didn't break the defense.

The author can use 'single quotation marks' or [square brackets] to enclose what the protagonist telepathically says, otherwise it will be a bit tiring to read.

It looks good, I love watching it, but the protagonist is male or female

It feels good, but the identity is questionable, and the changing moves can't be used. Why does it feel like it has something to do with Arceus? Cracked super evolution stones, cracked electric beads, and unknown totems that seem to be specifically looking for this. There are so many pitfalls.

The protagonist is a bit marginalized, and the marginalized characters are portrayed a bit too much! The protagonist is gradually reduced from the first perspective to a third perspective character. The subject matter is new and difficult, but overall it's quite interesting! Come on, author💪

I saw about ten pictures. Can you please stop calling me the long-haired witch? It's so uncomfortable [covers face]

A good Gardevoir text, quite immersive. Also, author, what's the deal with "the protagonist's gender"? … If this book continues to be updated, I will keep reading it for a long time. Don't stop updating it like the other book. I hope I can keep the rhythm and write more and more excitingly

Therefore, the crazy alpaca clone is not fought in the game, but in reality. How to fight [Learned]