"Ha-sai..."
Why did you have to do this? Wouldn't giving up be better? My attitude had already been so obvious...
Mega Scizor looked conflictedly at the female Scizor standing on one leg, smiling brightly as if to say, Look, I can stand up now. Unable to hold back, he spoke.
The female Scizor froze slightly, then smiled. "Ha-saa!"
A Pokémon once told me that love isn't something you receive through charity. You have to fight for it. Whether you like me right now has nothing to do with me. I'll make you slowly fall for me!
Good grief!
If Heiduo heard that, he'd probably yell, "Everyone, stand up!"
This was practically a Taiwanese idol drama brought to another world!
The Domineering CEO's Little Wife!
The Cold Him Shows Tenderness Only to Me!
Was this really the level of enlightenment a wild Pokémon could have?!
In truth, idol dramas had already begun taking root in this world long before he arrived. They weren't inspiration brought by some outsider from another world; they were simply the trend of the times.
After material supplies became abundant, humans began seeking spiritual fulfillment, and romance dramas that lifted people's spirits were one such pursuit.
Of course, things had not developed that far yet. For now, it was merely in its infancy.
So after hearing that, Mega Scizor was completely dumbfounded. His clever brain couldn't process it.
What kind of logic was that? You not liking me has nothing to do with me?
WTF?
Seeing this, the female Scizor knew that whatever that guy had told her had worked, and she secretly rejoiced.
Sure enough, blindly accommodating Mega Scizor was useless. She had to stand up to him—not stupidly clash head-on, but display the independent, strong, resilient, unyielding willpower of a woman!
That green onion-headed weirdo