Pokemon: Did I Really Become a Flirtatious Fairy-Type Gym Leader?

A very sweet book! You can't give yourself too much praise 😳

The idea is very interesting, but the protagonist is average. I personally think that when writing such a heartthrob-themed protagonist, you have to make the readers like the protagonist before you make the supporting characters like the protagonist. Otherwise, why would the protagonist be a "heartthrob"? [What] You have to have strength and charisma, right? The protagonist in this article says that he is not so good, and he says that he is not as bad as he is. The worst thing is to not stick with each other. The protagonist says that he is sorry for the target of his attack but at the same time wants to reject it but refuses it completely. This is not a big deal. After all, harem stories are like this, but what is meant by "this kind of thing is useful to me, it doesn't It is necessary to refuse with pretentiousness." "I received the gift, please take it back." "He is very confused right now and cannot respond to anyone's feelings." Taken separately, these sentences don't seem to mean much, but put together they give me a sense of hypocrisy that the protagonist is both "serious and independent" [awkward laugh] Although the previous plot is awkward, I can still accept it, but this plot is really disgusting to me 🤦

The interaction with Daiwu was so sweet, and it was good to watch, but it was a bit short. I finished it quickly.

This is a very good book, and the tension between the characters is very well written. Regarding Pokémon battles, I am a layman myself, so I won't go into details. Anyway, I mainly focus on the love aspect, and I don't bother to think about whether it is reasonable or not. As long as it makes sense logically, there is no problem. However, I see that many people are arguing about this in the comment area. Has the author considered reducing the description of this aspect? After all, don't write if you're not professional. If you really want to write, go check the information!! Can this book be released? Can you still continue to update?!! It's so hard to find a book that's so satisfying!!

Let's take a blind guess at the fish pond after the protagonist [laughing]. According to the current selection of the author, the candidate is basically "appropriate appearance and age, a quasi-championship level of strength (at least one of the Four Heavenly Kings), and must be able to suppress the protagonist [laughing]". The remaining male champions are only Dodo and Dandi. Dodo must be one of the fish ponds [laughing], but Dandi said that the protagonist was not afraid of meeting Dandi when he went to Galar, and Dandi was not mentioned in the Qibana chapter, so it's hard to say. Then there is the issue of region. Every region should have a fish pond. Currently, the ferry is placed in the city. If there are red, green and red, there will be candidates in Guandu. Sinnoh United Alolapadia currently has no clue. Padya could only think of Fried, and Alola had Gladion, but I felt that the young master was not too aggressive 😏, and the Sinnoh United really didn't think of anyone. Then there must be someone on the villain side, personally selfish Boss Sakaki 😏, and then there is N, and Verdalali is also okay. That's all I can think of right now, mainly because many handsome guys have been pushed out of my schedule because of their abilities [laughing]

Super good-looking, not a system Su Shuang's writing, very logical, psychological portrayal is also very realistic, semi-retirement farming, the battle is also great, very, very good

I think the author's writing is very good, so it makes me feel very immersed. However, I feel that the few who have appeared so far are like troubles to the protagonist. I don't feel any love in these people. Anyway, I feel that their appearance is like trouble and intimidation to the protagonist. They were forced to kiss each other, and even held them in the water. And I don't know why the protagonist is not angry. Maybe he feels guilty towards them, but there is no bottom line at all. The author is a very good author, but the protagonists in his works are really a bit too wronged. These good people who appeared I have never felt sorry for the protagonist. I thought it would be sweet at first. Shura Field is very interesting. But the more you watch it, you will find that the protagonist is really depressing. He was an orphan and was thrown into this world by the system. I went to conquer them. Finally, everything was over. I could feel better. But I met him again. For this kind of thing, I would prefer the protagonist to have a bit of a temper, especially since normal people would be angry if they were pushed into the water. The protagonist... Is difficult to comment on, and I think, well, these people who appear now should all belong to the ranks of suitors, so if they have no status, how can they be jealous?

It's okay, the emotional part is not bad, the battle is pure stone, especially the self-destructing magnet monster with one level of meditation and two mental strong wills that can resist super powers in seconds. You don't use magic flames to fight mental strong thoughts. Dawu even used the last shot without locking and directly used the 50 hit electromagnetic gun to bombard him. He didn't want to use the steel type to fight. So this is a battle that can be fought in seconds. The gap between the two elves is not big. Then again, the self-destructing magnet monster can be beaten by you in two moves.

It's so, so, so pretty! However, the author would like to ask what does no CP mean? Is it because no one will be with the male protagonist? Or will everyone be with the hero?

Did the male protagonist travel through time? Don't know a lot of Pokémon knowledge? Did he travel for 5 years?