I'm in Charge of Logistics for the Rockets

Is this Pokemon a copied Pokemon?

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Because the book was put on the shelves too late, the editor gave me compensation for the inverted V. Inverted V, that is, changing the originally free chapters 92 to 170 into paid chapters, will not affect the reading of book friends who have already read it. For book lovers who have already read it, please do not click on the previous chapters as this will not follow the reading of the book. Thank you all book friends for your support!

This is the Team Rocket member I know

The subject matter is quite good, but there are quite a lot of poisons.

To be honest, it's just so-so, with no highlights or attractions. It's just a piece of writing. Everything is too beautiful, so I might as well bring it by myself.

I feel that the combat power is a bit broken in the later period. Of course, the combat power of this book is not very important. And how come Arceus was written as the villain in the end? Isn't it a misunderstanding that he wants to destroy the world? It feels like he was deliberately written as a villain in a rush to finish the book.

I don't understand why it's rated so high? There are only a few comments, and none of them have stars.

Two monthly passes to show encouragement😘, I hope the author will work hard

After 305, the previous layout is still reasonable, but the (xyz) Three Gods chapter and the subsequent writing look very awkward. The Pokémon world is already a utopia, and with the industrialization of Pokémon and the downgrading of clerical Pokémon to make the protagonist's ideal reality, it is impossible to satisfy the new world you mentioned under a single world view.