The Elf Journey Starting from Gardevoir

Jiangjiang is here, with Samyang turkey noodles, gold and silver steamed buns, crispy oven-roasted duck, and pancakes filled with crispy pretzels and grilled sausages. CALL for this great book, yeah yeah yeah!

I just finished reading and raised my 2 doubts 1. The medical spray used by the official army is slightly less effective than the hospital. People who usually go to the hospital are usually injured in battles and training, and there is no danger to their lives The army faces the troops of other countries and poachers, etc. Dangerous work that may lead to death if you are not careful. As a life-saving drug at critical times, is it worse than what is used by civilians? 2. Props that can invalidate chaos effects can actually be used in official competitions. Some tactics use various disgusting skills to force control. Some elves are even specially cultivated for this kind of tactics. As a result, some props with various effects can be used openly. So, can rich people participating in the competition use their own various channels to use countless additional props? To be strong and win?

The author's writing is pretty good, but it feels outrageous that the protagonist, a student, raises an elf without any help from his family. Or is it because the author's family didn't buy any food for him when he was studying, so he doesn't have a real sense of it? (The dog's head saves life)

This is a good start, I feel good, I hope the author will work hard! I give you the recommendation vote

By the way, I've seen a Gardevoir combo before, so I'll see if I can learn from it. First learn the three skills of seal, substitute, and life. Then use the sealing skill to seal the same energy spell on the substitute. Use the avatar to send him off, and the enemy will activate the same life when breaking the avatar. This trick is called "die with my substitute."

Can the author please ⊙▽⊙Is there a Dumb King?

Jiangjiang entered this book with great force and found another beautiful elf novel.

By the way, are there any books about traveling through time as Gardevoir or something? I remember reading one, but it was a eunuch

It's very well written, keep it up (ง •̀_•́)ง Full order support after release

Gardevoir meets the humanoid Pokémon

I really want to know how the author set it up, let alone three skills per round, it's too rigid.

The author, he only squatted 50 times and it took ten minutes to barely stand up? ? Just this or go to the army as a seedling? How frail? Honestly, I watched this paragraph and it was very annoying. When I was in the army's recruit company, even if my comrades who were not in good physical condition and had not practiced before ran 3 kilometers or squatted for 30 times, they had to stand up immediately.

I would like to ask if you know about a novel from a long time ago. The heroine seems to be Lalu Lath. At the beginning, the protagonist and Lalu Lath are miserable. They eat the flesh of Magikarp without money.

Can the author arrange a water-squirting tortoise?

Where is the heroine? Is it a single heroine?

Good guy, there are suddenly more and more people writing about Gardevoir in the past two days.

Gardevoir is good, but let's forget about the starting elves. Laruras' race value is lower than Magikarp's.