Farming Traits in the World of Pokémon, Raising a Demon Empress Gardevoir

It's great! The current main cast includes Pheromosa, Gardevoir, Duraludon, Dragonair, Ho-Oh, and Mewtwo. Gardevoir is the reborn Empress, Ho-Oh is a Pokémon brought to life by the protagonist's cheat ability (the protagonist can play games at night and then bring Pokémon out of the game), and Mewtwo is the gentle Pokémon from the Steelix movie.

This Pokémon story is quite interesting, and unlike other Pokémon stories, it involves entering the game in a dream, catching legendary Pokémon, and then bringing them out. It also features plot devices, a reborn Gardevoir, and of course, harem stories. There's an original female lead, as well as popular female characters from the Pokémon universe. 😏 I declare, this is Phoenix 📖!

I've read the latest chapter, here are my thoughts on the book (this is just my personal opinion). The advantages are: the battle scenes are well-written, there are mythical beasts, a harem, and all the usual elements are included (most importantly, the author provides details in the comments).

It's good and I like it. It doesn't force a dark story into the Pokémon world. It starts with a classic waifu Pokémon, which is exactly what I like.

I absolutely love Pokémon plus a harem, especially since it's a carefully curated selection from the "Black Room" (a popular online community for those who prefer to watch out for their favorite characters). 😏😏😏

"Raising a Gardevoir to Become the King of Pokémon" – A perfect blend of a system-based fantasy novel and Pokémon training. Key Highlights: A unique terminology system that revolutionizes traditional growth logic. - The protagonist awakens the "Entry Editor" cheat, which allows him to collect and combine entries (such as [Fairy King]) to grant elves the incredible potential to break through…

Unbelievable, but so good! Love it, give me more! 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏 Horsepower (sad)

This is a relatively high-quality Pokémon fanfiction. The author has a thorough understanding of Pokémon. From "Pokémon: Madness Legend" to this book, you can see the author's writing skills have improved, and the style has become more subtle. However, this is understandable, since Tomato is a legitimate platform.

This book is new and hasn't started to fizzle out yet, so feel free to read it. Hopefully, the author won't ruin the ending either. I've noticed that out of 10 Pokémon books, 9 fail. Only a few have good reputations. 🙂 (The writing is excellent, keep it up, author!)

It truly avoids all the pitfalls of a Pokémon harem novel. It includes all the female characters who have appeared, the male lead is neither overly sentimental nor drawn-out, all the required Pokémon are there, the protagonist is invincible throughout, and the writing is decent enough not to make you cringe. Perfect! 👍