[Slow-paced + everyday life + multiple POVs + BG romance + Pokemon + Gym Leader]
Because of Mr. Aoki’s health and the renovation and rebuilding of the Treasure Eatery, Medali Gym ceased to exist one year after the girl named Nemona became a League Champion-level Trainer in the Paldea region.
“I deeply regret Aoki’s retirement, but that doesn’t mean the number of Gym Leaders in Paldea will drop to seven. I’ve already found a successor. The new Gym Leader will take over Aoki’s position starting next Monday and be officially appointed at the new Gym in Porto Marinada.” At a press conference, Geeta, Paldea’s League Chairwoman and Top Champion, answered the reporters’ questions about the matter.
And our story begins with this newly appointed Gym Leader.
As I watched, I became more and more depressed and a little unbearable. After watching it for a while, I can still accept the perspective (the protagonist's character is so weak, it's amazing, I can't stand it anymore). It's been so long, and Ye Ci hasn't done anything well. After all, he is also the president of the alliance. If the people under him are affected by this kind of thing, he won't do it quickly. What should the other people under him think? Not to mention how powerful or well-backed the rich girl is, the story is so real. Is she more powerful than the Alliance, or is she more powerful than the Alliance's many kings and one champion (not counting Xiao Qing), so the Alliance's power won't be able to find out? Will it be so slow? Will there not be an announcement to clarify it? Is it going to be as inefficient as in the animation? Then why did you write so truthfully and even mention the bullying and bullying? Did you do that on purpose? This is so stupid. The protagonist's character is too weak, and the Pokémon that were picked up are pretty good, not too unreasonable.
These are what I saw when I saw the girl challenge the protagonist to the gym, listened to the protagonist explain the rules, and thought about the bad comments the protagonist made online, I didn't want to read anymore. But this woman also said it before on the Internet, on the road, and at the door of the gym. Seeing is believing and believing in Yeci will not choose a bad person. However, on the eve of the battle, she still believed in those words on the Internet, which was a bit of a loser. But she was only 15 years old and it was okay to think more in her mind.
The above is what I saw and complained about. It makes me feel uncomfortable when I look at it. It was okay before, forget it now. I won't read this book. In the past, some people would still like to read it. Forget it now, many people want to read cool articles. No one will read it. My comment is also [laughing]
As I watched, I became more and more depressed and a little unbearable. After watching it for a while, I can still accept the perspective (the protagonist's character is so weak, it's amazing, I can't stand it anymore). It's been so long, and Ye Ci hasn't done anything well. After all, he is also the president of the alliance. If the people under him are affected by this kind of thing, he won't do it quickly. What should the other people under him think? Not to mention how powerful or well-backed the rich girl is, the story is so real. Is she more powerful than the Alliance, or is she more powerful than the Alliance's many kings and one champion (not counting Xiao Qing), so the Alliance's power won't be able to find out? Will it be so slow? Will there not be an announcement to clarify it? Is it going to be as inefficient as in the animation? Then why did you write so truthfully and even mention the bullying and bullying? Did you do that on purpose? This is so stupid. The protagonist's character is too weak, and the Pokémon that were picked up are pretty good, not too unreasonable. These are what I saw when I saw the girl challenge the protagonist to the gym, listened to the protagonist explain the rules, and thought about the bad comments the protagonist made online, I didn't want to read anymore. But this woman also said it before on the Internet, on the road, and at the door of the gym. Seeing is believing and believing in Yeci will not choose a bad person. However, on the eve of the battle, she still believed in those words on the Internet, which was a bit of a loser. But she was only 15 years old and it was okay to think more in her mind. The above is what I saw and complained about. It makes me feel uncomfortable when I look at it. It was okay before, forget it now. I won't read this book. In the past, some people would still like to read it. Forget it now, many people want to read cool articles. No one will read it. My comment is also [laughing]