[Gender-Bender] + [Marvel]
After transmigrating to the Marvel Universe, Soraya discovers that she's not only lost her memories, but has also become a penniless young woman.
Luckily, she awakens an Emotion-Summoning System.
As long as she makes someone feel surprise, fear, anger, or shock, she earns a chance to draw a prize.
Her first draw summons Pikachu!
From then on, Los Angeles has a mysterious young woman who gets by on odd jobs and causes trouble everywhere with Pikachu in her arms.
“Pikachu, give that boss who stiffed me a shock.”
“Pikachu, disable Iron Man's security system first.”
“What? Tony Stark's emotional energy is that high? Then I'd better get serious.”
When Tony sees the girl use magic to turn his armor into a pumpkin, he is left speechless.
Meanwhile, S.H.I.E.L.D. discovers that this seemingly sweet and innocent girl can not only summon mysterious creatures, but also seems to know what's going to happen in the future.
Then one day, Tony uncovers something in a long-forgotten file:
The little girl who loves to play pranks on him is actually Dr. Yinsen's long-lost daughter.
Tony: “I'll let bygones be bygones, but from now on, you're under my care.”
Soraya: “So can I still farm emotional energy from you?”
Tony: “...Put Pikachu away first.”
But the next second, the alarm at Stark Tower goes off.
Soraya cradles Pikachu, smiling like a delicate, harmless doll.
“Since you've found me out, I might as well summon something big.”
The heroine is so talkative as if she was a little spider in her previous life
Pikachu is unconscious?
Oh, it's pretty good-looking
This is a masterpiece...
. . . It's a bit hard to put into words.
Is this a male video?
●In the introduction, the protagonist loses his memory and forgets his past life after time travel. Then why does the later article say that he knows the plot of Marvel, which is contradictory to each other. (Bad review) ●In Chapter 1 and Chapter 2, it is not stated whether the protagonist is male or female. (Bad review) ●The dialogue between the protagonist and Tony is illogical in setting and the protagonist speaks too domineeringly. . . . . . The overbearing setting of right-angled dialogue affects the reading experience of the novel.
The writing is very good. The author will update it frequently.
It's too human and the character is written
Pikachu is unconscious? Why do you do this?