Pokémon: Despair on the Tip of the Tongue

After reading two chapters, I don't feel that it is inconsistent with the female protagonist and the gender is changed to a male. Is it going to be a marriage or a lesbian? If the protagonist were a normal male, I might still watch it.

It's like reading a translated Japanese light novel. Why is the main character missing in the next few chapters?

I want to know where you got so many monthly passes

What do you write in the next few pictures? Changed the protagonist? ? ?

So in the final analysis, is it Lampshade Mushroom or Lai Sad Tea? The characters in the first few chapters will change after a few chapters.

The Pokémon heroine is pretty good, but is she single?

Scallion duck can be cooked with duck, Bulbasaur, and onion bullfrog are awesome

It looks good at first glance. The daily writing is very detailed, the mood is very soothing, and the heroine's character and world view are also very harmonious. But the group portrait, adding so many new characters and new locations without returning to the main protagonist's line, is too heavy a burden for readers who don't understand the worldview.

According to the author's description, Mimikyu Q is more like a cursed doll. Mimikyu Q's characteristics are painted skin and no zippered mouth. The only one with this appearance is the cursed doll.

Even though it's a group drama, you can't help but regard the protagonist as the protagonist.

Suddenly there is no description of the protagonist. The following chapters only have random dialogues, no names, no time and place. The airwaves are difficult to match.